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Come Saturday, August 27, the network will premiere, “Game, Set, Love”, a film mixing tennis and romance. Did we mention Venus Williams is one of its executive producers?

The movie stars Davida Williams, who plays former pro Taylor, and Richard Harmon, “the bad boy of tennis.” According to Hallmark’s limited synopsis, Taylor “reluctantly agrees to coach her friend for a mixed doubles tournament only to find there is a lot more to him than she thought.”

And that’s not all. Tennis Channel’s own Tracy Austin is also involved with the project. Based on the preview, it appears the International Tennis Hall of Famer has been tapped for her experience in the commentary box.

Will there be a love hold in the end? Yep, we went there!

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