The 65-year-old beat rival Paul McNamee in a secret ballot of state delegates on Monday to win another year in office. "Hopefully by me coming out and voicing my opinion, at least Tennis Australia is going to be put on notice and people are actually going to be looking at the results that we have over the next year" Hewitt said. "We need someone who is strong ... to make the decisions in the best interest of our sport and that starts with the president of the federation," he added.
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