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Avec 37 tournois "Future" remportés en 2016, la France et les USA sont les deux pays les plus prolifiques devant l'Allemagne et l'Espagne.

Le 02/10/2016 à 20h36 par Ls7

Bonzi Chazal Doumbia El Mihdawy Escoffier Hamou Hanfmann Jacq Jahn Jankovits Janvier Kozlov Lokoli Lopez San Martin Maden Marterer Martinez Meister (Retired) Moraing Moutet Munar Ojeda Lara Paul Perez Sanz Sandgren Sieber Smith Zapata Miralles

Avec 37 tournois Future remportés en 2016, la France et les USA sont les deux pays les plus prolifiques devant l'Allemagne et l'Espagne.

GER

Yannick Hanfmann

96e, 627 points

ESP

Alvaro Lopez San Martin

Non classé

ESP

Pedro Martinez

43e, 1205 points

ESP

Bernabe Zapata Miralles

272e, 194 points

FRA

Sadio Doumbia

Non classé

FRA

Antoine Escoffier

207e, 277 points

USA

Tommy Paul

12e, 3145 points

FRA

Gregoire Jacq

Non classé

ESP

Jaume Munar

62e, 832 points

FRA

Corentin Moutet

70e, 772 points

GER

Yannick Maden

Non classé

USA

Connor Smith

Non classé

GER

Mats Moraing

Non classé

ESP

Ricardo Ojeda Lara

Non classé

USA

Nicolas Meister (Retired)

Non classé

USA

Stefan Kozlov

354e, 141 points

GER

Jeremy Jahn

Non classé

GER

Marc Sieber

Non classé

USA

Adam El Mihdawy

Non classé

FRA

Yannick Jankovits

Non classé

FRA

Maxime Chazal

355e, 140 points

FRA

Benjamin Bonzi

75e, 730 points

FRA

Maxime Janvier

305e, 168 points

FRA

Maxime Hamou

Non classé

FRA

Laurent Lokoli

441e, 98 points

GER

Maximilian Marterer

184e, 313 points

ESP

David Perez Sanz

Non classé

USA

Tennys Sandgren

506e, 75 points

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1

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1

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1

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