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Tennis players play on many different surfaces, which means they often get dirt, clay or grass stuck underneath their shoes. Players will often hit their shoes with their rackets to remove any ...

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WIMBLEDON is well underway and eagled-eyed viewers are noticing recurring habits from players. Tennis stars have been accustomed to hitting their shoes with their racket, but why do they do it? Please ...