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Do you know the history of the ESPYS?

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jul 20, 2018

For over two decades years, the ESPYS have graced television airwaves, recognizing athletes with awards for best performances and achievements. Tennis is usually not in the spotlight, but this year, Sloane Stephens stole the show on the red carpet in a vibrant red suit, while Roger Federer took home two awards.

Federer won for Best Male Tennis Player and Best Record-Breaking Performance for winning his 19th and 20th Grand Slam titles. Stephens was nominated for Best Breakthrough Athlete and won for Best Female Tennis Player.

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