Paul Fein is a freelance tennis writer at Kasturi & Sons, Ltd. He specializes in covering sports, with a particular focus on tennis, sports figures, and the business of professional sports, including notable personalities like Serena Williams. His insights and analyses are featured in various publications, contributing to the broader conversation around the sports industry.
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