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Nadal and Osaka win global sports awards - African American News Today - EIN Presswire

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Tennis stars picked up the main Laureus global sports awards with Rafael Nadal winning Sportsman of the Year and Naomi Osaka named Sportswoman of the Year.

Source: Perth Now

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