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Wimbledon, Ben Shelton and Morgan Stanley

Ben Shelton Makes Public Plea to Morgan Stanley to Give His Sister the Week Off for Wimbledon

“If any of you all have some [connections] and can get her a couple extra days off so she can [stay and] we can keep this rolling, that’d be great,” he said, with a grin.

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Wimbledon: Ben Shelton pleaded for extra time off for his sister at Morgan Stanley. It worked

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Ben Shelton uses Wimbledon big stage to plea for sister to get more time off from Morgan Stanley job

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Trinity Rodman Wears Acne Studios, Alexander Wang and More While Supporting Boyfriend Ben Shelton at 2025 Wimbledon

Like Shelton, Rodman is an accomplished athlete in her own right.

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All About Ben Shelton's Sister, Emma Shelton (Who Is the Tennis Star's 'Lucky Charm!')

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In Wimbledon’s tennis paradise, serve should be king but the return reigns

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Use These 11 Guidelines to Decide When to Bend the Rules for Employees

Whenever you make an exception, you need to evaluate if you would grant the same exception to another similarly situated employee with a similar (not identical) situation.

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Trinity Rodman Sent Strong Message to Ben Shelton Amid Wimbledon

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Trinity Rodman bashes Wimbledon announcer’s comment about her dad Dennis at boyfriend Ben Shelton’s match

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Ben Shelton Makes Public Plea to Get His Sister Off Work to Watch Wimbledon

After Ben Shelton defeated Lorenzo Sonego in Wimbledon 2025's third round, the tennis pro made a touching public plea for his sister Emma Shelton to get more time off work to watch his next match.

Daughter of ‘one of greatest sportsmen of all time’ steals show at Wimbledon in stunning blue outfit to cheer on Shelton

BEN SHELTON was cheered on at Wimbledon by his superstar girlfriend – the daughter of “one of the greatest sportsmen of all time”. The American No10 seed faced Lorenzo Sonego on

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Wimbledon rivals clash on Court 1 after winner gets 'a little bit vocal'

British No. 3 Cameron Norrie reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals on Sunday in swashbuckling style - and then was forced to defend his sportsmanship to his own fans