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Without Sharapova and Williams, women's tennis is unsellable': Marat Safin on Federer's plans to unite ATP and WTA — RT Sport News
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Former tennis World No.1 and Grand Slam title winner Marat Safin runs for seat in Russian parliament
Safin Ousts Third-Seeded Djokovic - The New York Times
Marat Safin interview: 'If Federer and Nadal are still winning something must be seriously wrong with tennis' | The Independent | The Independent
