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Shark Tank season 16 aired another fun-filled episode where the sharks judged the innovative products and pitches based on their viability and potential to stir the market and invested accordingly.

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Around 10 years ago, Denver resident Tom Filippini was playing hundreds of hours of ping pong as a recovering alcoholic.