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Vincent Spadea
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After holding with a spin-serve ace at 40-15, Spadea finished off Lee with his third break of the match. The player/rapper/author was especially happy with the victory after losses to Lee in the Round of 16 at Queen's Club in 2002 and San Jose in 2004.
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The ceremony will feature Representative Jere Strittmatter and Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition President and Founder, Pat Halpin-Murphy, along with Vincent & Company Owners, Vincent and Lynnette Spadea. Vincent & Company Fine Jewelers will present the PBCC with a donation in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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Spadea would turn 29 in 2003. And despite his positive philosophy on age, he knew there were only so many years of competition left in his body. He needed a breakthrough on the main tour.
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You've heard of tennis rapper Vince Spadea who never gave up and made it all the way back to #18 in the world after the longest losing streak in tennis history. He then wrote a book about the inside scoop of the pro tour. You've ... heard of his sport performance psychologist and sometimes traveling coach Dr. John F. Murray. Now the tennis pro and sport psychologist have combined forces to help inspire businesses and other groups with speaking, workshops and on-court tennis clinics. For more information call Dr. Murray at 561-596-9898.
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Murray and Spadea agreed to the collaboration while traveling together during a recent tennis tournament in Montreal. “This is a very exciting opportunity for any group who would like to learn more about mental toughness, gain fresh insights on thriving in adversity, develop critical skills to achieve at the top of their own professional games mentally, and have a lot of fun too” said Murray.
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On his best day, Spadea had no chance, and this was far from his best day. Rafter took him out in a routine 6-4, 6-3 appearance that included some key missed overheads by Spadea and some pinpoint volleying by Rafter and generally served as a background for a couple of hours of Aussie adulation. The women swooned, the men chanted their "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" and all turned out perfectly for the locals down under.
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