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It was the third game of the championship match between the renowned Waino and the up-and-coming Sabalenka. The crowd was electric, on the edge of their seats, and the game was intense. Waino was ahead, but Sabalenka was putting up a good fight.

Then, something strange happened. All of a sudden, the lights went out. The entire stadium was plunged into darkness and there was a collective gasp from the crowd. After a few moments, a single spotlight illuminated a figure standing in the center of the court. It was none other than Carl Spackler, the infamous golf pro who had disappeared from the public eye several years ago.

The crowd was abuzz as Spackler made his way to the umpire's chair. He took his seat, and the stadium was silent. He then announced that the game would be stopped and that the championship would be decided by a challenge devised by himself.

The challenge was simple: the two players would each pick a number between one and ten. If the numbers were the same, Sabalenka would win the game and the championship. If not, Waino would be the victor.

Waino and Sabalenka both chose a number and it was revealed to be a tie. The crowd erupted into cheers and Sabalenka was crowned the winner.

But then, another figure appeared from the shadows. It was Bader, the renowned tennis coach who had been mysteriously absent for the past few months. He stepped forward to reveal that he had been the mastermind behind the entire plan. It turned out that he had engineered the whole thing to ensure Sabalenka's victory and to ensure that Waino would never win the championship.

The crowd was stunned by the revelation and the game ended in a surprise victory for Sabalenka. Bader had managed to pull off one of the biggest mysteries in tennis history, and the crowd was in awe.

The mystery of Game 3 had finally been solved.