
14 - Paris 1988: The Day Steffi Graf Was Unstoppable
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Step onto the red clay of Roland Garros as we relive the most jaw-dropping French Open in history. In this episode, the unstoppable Steffi Graf faces a teenage takeover, a collapsing old guard, and a final so ruthless she apologizes for her own brilliance. Experience the drama, the rivalries, the heartbreak—and the performance that left the tennis world speechless. From locker room tension to club nights in Paris, we break down every twist, every upset, and every legend in the making.
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