Le 1er tour de Rome entre Karlovic (38 ans) et Haas (39 ans) sera le plus vieux disputé sur le circuit ATP depuis Ayala face à Cano (1982)

Le 14/05/2017 à 19h51 par FeDelpo

Rome

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Tommy Haas

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Ivo Karlovic

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Ricardo Cano

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Luis Ayala

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