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Mike Moyle is certainly not your average 15-year-old secondary-school student. That is, unless most 15-year-olds spend their time travelling around the world these days. Mike, you see, has been to more countries in the last two years than most people get to see in a lifetime. Why? Well, its something to do with Mike's very unique talent - he's a brilliant tennis player.
Sure, there are a lot of good young tennis players around, but Mike's a little different; after all, its not often a kid Mike's age turns professional and starts competing on the main men's tour before he's even been able to grow a beard. In fact, I can't remember the last time that happened.
When I met Mike, I hoped to ask him what life is like for a 15-year-old superstar of the sports world, but Mike didn't want to talk tennis with me; all he wanted to talk about was his travels; 'I can't believe how lucky I've been this year to see all those amazing places I've been to', he began.
'At the start of the year when no-one had heard of me and I had no sponsors, I used to travel whatever way I could to get from one event to the next. To get to Northern Russia for a challenger event, I took the Trans-Siberian Railway - it was unreal; a beautiful, white, snowy carpet covering the landscape.'
'This other time, after Lolla Cars had started to sponsor me, we did a promotional event where they took me in one of their sports models on a six-day tour of the American coast. There also was the time when I was late for a tournament in Ireland. I was meant to catch a ferry from Wales, but there was a fishermen's strike and they'd blocked the port. My team hired a helicopter to take me across the Irish sea. I'd never been in a helicopter before, so I was like "wow". What's more, I got to see a pod of dolphins down below as we crossed the Irish sea.'

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Mike Moyle is certainly not your average 15-year-old secondary-school student. That is, unless most 15-year-olds spend their time travelling around the world these days. Mike, you see, has been to more countries in the last two years than most people get to see in a lifetime. Why? Well, its something to do with Mike's very unique talent - he's a brilliant tennis player.Sure, there are a lot of good young tennis players around, but Mike's a little different; after all, its not often a kid Mike's age turns professional and starts competing on the main men's tour before he's even been able to grow a beard. In fact, I can't remember the last time that happened.When I met Mike, I hoped to ask him what life is like for a 15-year-old superstar of the sports world, but Mike didn't want to talk tennis with me; all he wanted to talk about was his travels; 'I can't believe how lucky I've been this year to see all those amazing places I've been to', he began.'At the start of the year when no-one had heard of me and I had no sponsors, I used to travel whatever way I could to get from one event to the next. To get to Northern Russia for a challenger event, I took the Trans-Siberian Railway - it was unreal; a beautiful, white, snowy carpet covering the landscape.'' Thời gian này khác, sau khi chiếc xe Lolla đã bắt đầu để tài trợ cho tôi, chúng tôi đã làm một sự kiện quảng cáo mà họ đã cho tôi một trong các mô hình thể thao trên một tour du lịch 6 ngày ở bờ biển Mỹ. Cũng đã có thời gian khi tôi đã trễ cho một giải đấu ở Ai-Len. Tôi có nghĩa là để đón một chuyến phà từ xứ Wales, nhưng có một ngư dân tấn công và họ đã chặn cổng. Đội của tôi thuê một chiếc trực thăng để đưa tôi đi ngang qua biển Ailen. Tôi chưa bao giờ trên một chiếc trực thăng trước, vì vậy tôi đã như "wow". Những gì nhiều hơn, tôi nhận thấy một bên cá heo xuống dưới như chúng tôi đã vượt qua biển Ailen.'