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Wimbledon Qualies: João Lucas Reis da Silva is the People’s Prince
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Tony watched the first out gay pro male player, João Lucas Reis da Silva, play in Wimbledon qualifying. And it made the entire trip worth it. Hear all about how the moment felt, the match, the crowd (even on a tiny Wimbledon qualifying court!), the umpire and everything in between in this episode! Let's just say watching an out gay man play Wimbledon qualies surrounded by a diverse crowd was all Tony needed.
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