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Australian wheelchair tennis star Heath Davidson considers future after Dylan Alcott's retirement

Heath Davidson (second from right) finished as a runner-up at his debut at Roland-Garros. (Supplied: Tennis Australia)

It's a hard task to find someone to fill the shoes of Dylan Alcott.

That is at least the challenge for Heath Davidson, the man charged with leading Australia's wheelchair tennis on the world tour as attention turns from the red dirt of Roland-Garros to the green grass of Wimbledon.

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