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‘Dom the Bomb’ goes from Merrill wealth management to Wimbledon

Choosing between tennis and banking isn't easy but 140 mph serve helps

Dominic Inglot was working for Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch (BAC) two years ago when he took a chance that brought him back on the grass tennis courts of Wimbledon, this time as a ranked player, not a stand-in for a movie actor.

Ankle and knee injuries had forced Inglot away from the spo

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