Nick Tsagaris - Sam Stosur holds off retirement to chase rare fifth Olympics berth

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Nick Tsagaris - Sam Stosur holds off retirement to chase rare fifth Olympics berth

The lure of joining an elite crowd at a fifth-straight Olympic Games is keeping Australian tennis player Sam Stosur motivated as she enters her 21st year on the world tour. The world number 99 is already in the shadow doubles squad for the Tokyo Olympics and believes she can crack singles contention with strong results in early 2020, starting with the Brisbane International. "That's going to be a real priority, to make sure I'm there and competing at another Olympics," Stosur said. "If I can keep my ranking relatively high for doubles then I'll be able to play that and singles, you never really know until closer to the time. "With singles, sometimes people don't know if they're playing until the day before it starts so even if you don't think you're in initially you may well move in."


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