Here's a short Preview Video for the upcoming BNP Paribas Open Indian Wells, CA USA 2011. . .
Enjoy!
Gary
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My blog is all about TENNIS: news, issues, past stars, history, and ageless tennis principles. Best! Gary Bala
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*This Blog is dedicated to my late brother Rama (1965-2011).
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