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Dominic Thiem takes to the court and slopes in exhibition in Austria

2020 was a very special year for Austrian tennis star Dominic Thiem. He retired four years later, but remains active in tennis and skiing too!

He's still only 32, competing in his homeland where both sports make up the program of events.

Thiem told World Sport's Patrick Snell why he enjoys it so much.

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<p>2020 was a very special year for Austrian tennis star Dominic Thiem. He retired four years later, but remains active in tennis and skiing too!</p><p>He's still only 32, competing in his homeland where both sports make up the program of events. </p><p>Thiem told World Sport's Patrick Snell why he enjoys it so much.</p>
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