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Rublev en quarts à Monte-Carlo. Le Russe vient de battre son compatriote Khachanov sur le Court des Princes. Après une 1ère manche très indécise, il a nettement pris le dessus dans la 2ème.

Rublev en quarts à Monte-Carlo. Le Russe vient de battre son compatriote Khachanov sur le Court des Princes. Après une 1ère manche très indécise, il a nettement pris le dessus dans la 2ème.
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Guillaume Nonque
le 13/04/2023 à 14h04
1 min to read

Pour tenter de se hisser en demies, il affrontera Struff, tombeur de Ruud un peu plus tôt

Rublev A • 5
Khachanov K • 9
7
6
6
2
Rublev A • 5
Struff J • Q
6
7
1
6
Andrey Rublev
16e, 2520 points
Karen Khachanov
18e, 2320 points
Jan-Lennard Struff
84e, 711 points
Casper Ruud
12e, 2835 points
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