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Ruben Bemelmans (ATP 119) celebrates after winning a tennis game against South Korean Duckhee Lee (ATP 195) in the third qualification round for the men's singles tournament at the 'Australian Open' tennis
Duckhee Lee was diagnosed as being deaf at 2 years old. At the Winston-Salem Open, he is making his ATP Tour debut.
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Duckhee Lee was diagnosed as being deaf at 2 years old. At the Winston-Salem Open, he is making his ATP Tour debut.
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Ruben Bemelmans (ATP 119) picture during a tennis game against South Korean Duckhee Lee (ATP 195) in the third qualification round for the men's singles tournament at the 'Australian Open' tennis Grand
Lee Duck-hee is first deaf player to win a match on ATP Tour
