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Tie Break Tens reveals star- studded draw

Published Mar 03, 2018

With two huge comebacks headlining a star-filled TieBreak Tens field in New York, the draw was always going to be a good one.

The first women’s-only TieBreak Tens field in the United States features Serena Williams and Marion Bartoli, with the two coincidentally facing off in the first round.

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Serena's sister Venus Williams will take on Elina Svitolina.

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Recently retired Daniela Hantuchova will tackle American CoCo Vandeweghe in an intriguing first round.

Rounding out the eight-player field is the matchup between Sorana Cirstea and Zhang Shuai for a spot in the semifinals.

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The format is first to 10 points with losers eliminated and one winner left standing to take home a prize of $250,000.

Tie Break Tens reveals star- studded draw

Tie Break Tens reveals star- studded draw

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