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Taiwanese Tennis Players Hsieh and Chan Engage in Social Media Dispute at US Open

Hsieh Su-wei and Chan Hao-ching have publicly clashed on social media following a doubles match at the U.S. Open, where Chan did not shake hands with Hsieh. The dispute stems from a longstanding rivalry, with both players making accusations against each other regarding sportsmanship and etiquette.

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Hsieh Su-wei and Chan Hao-ching have publicly clashed on social media following a doubles match at the U.S. Open, where Chan did not shake hands with Hsieh. The dispute stems from a longstanding rivalry, with both players making accusations against each other regarding sportsmanship and etiquette.

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Feud between Taiwanese stars escalates at US Open with Facebook accusations

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Taiwanese Tennis Players Hsieh and Chan Engage in Social Media Dispute at US Open