Sam Groth Says He Received Match Fixing Offer On Social Media
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Dark day at Wimbledon for Jack Sock vs. Sam Groth and Aussie 'Fanatics' - Los Angeles Times
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Wimbledon 2016: Sam Groth suffers spectacular meltdown during Doubles defeat as he smashes tennis racket in half
Sam Groth explains why moving French Open to September wasn't smartest decision
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Sam Groth considers career change from tennis into politics with Victorian Liberal Party | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Rio 2016: Tennis ace Sam Groth gets late call up for Olympic Games
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Sam Groth to retire from tennis after Australian Open next year - Sports News
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AFL WAG Eva Mumford slams Sam Groth criticism of players
Sam Groth talks player relief fund situation, Roger Federer's merger idea
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Sam Groth urges Wimbledon to be more open to making changes and adjustments
