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Former Wimbledon champion Bartoli pushing Dart 'beyond her limits'

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Former Wimbledon champion Bartoli pushing Dart 'beyond her limits'
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Former Wimbledon champion and Sky Sports analyst Marion Bartoli admits pushing Harriet Dart "beyond her limits" with the Brit winning her first WTA title at the Guangzhou Open in China at the weekend.

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  • Former Wimbledon champion Bartoli pushing Dart 'beyond her limits'.

Former Wimbledon champion and Sky Sports analyst Marion Bartoli admits pushing Harriet Dart "beyond her limits" with the Brit winning her first WTA title at the Guangzhou Open in China at the weekend.

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