Malgré 49 fautes directes, Dimitrov bat Verdasco qui n'a converti que 2 balles de break sur 17

Le 14/04/2015 à 16h12 par Guillaume Nonque

Malgré 49 fautes directes, Dimitrov bat Verdasco qui n'a converti que 2 balles de break sur 17

Il faudra faire mieux contre Fognini demain.

Verdasco, Fernando

Dimitrov, Grigor [9]

Fognini, Fabio

Dimitrov, Grigor [9]

Tableau

Fernando Verdasco

Non classé

Fabio Fognini

Non classé

Grigor Dimitrov

38e, 1330 points

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