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After a successful run to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, Taiwanese tennis player Hsieh Su-wei found herself with more attention than she was expecting. The funny, quirky, and food loving 35-year-old instantly became the breakout hit of the tournament.
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PAUL CROCK / AFP Every now and then, an athlete comes along at the big stage, following a path that is truly is theirs. Either really young, before anyone expected them to or, by conventional wisdom, at an age when they are not meant to create such paths. When it happens, the world will sit up and take notice. In 2021, in Melbourne, in the wonderfully unpredictable world of women’s tennis, it is the turn of – Hsieh Su-wei to make her way into uncharted territory. In an era of regimented game plans, strict training regimes, nutritionists and pre-match routines, here is a player who is...
Hsieh Su-Wei's coach Paul McNamee sheds light on her whimsical approach to life and tennis and how he's is able to get the best out of one of the most unpredictable personalities on tour.