Tsonga en perdition

le 16/08/2017 à 15h38

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Cincinnati Indian Wells Kuznetsov Madrid Monte-Carlo Montréal Tsonga

Cette année, le numéro 1 français n'a gagné qu'un match en Masters 1000, c'était à Madrid contre Kuznetsov.

Fognini F

Tsonga J • 7

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Mannarino A • Q

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Kuznetsov A • Q

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Ferrer D

Tsonga J • 10

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Querrey S

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Karlovic I

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Tsonga Jo-Wilfried

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Kuznetsov Andrey

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You have to do more than pat Sinner on the back. He needs coaching on how to handle, not what's happening on the court, but what's going on between is ears. He should have been able to beat Djokovic

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SH321

SH321

Very creative !! This is going too far.. If WTA & ATP dont step up, these events will be used as political stage to further personal and nefarious agendas. Anna Bondar is Hungarian. Someone might

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Vchowdary

Vchowdary

Oh ffs, just retire, you old g*t

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SylviaLaSalle

SylviaLaSalle

I think he is overestimating the importance of the coach.

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Timothy P

Timothy P

True, but with the luck of no serious injuries he could easily play for 15 years or more. So there is time for the next great or two to come along. Federer saw Nadal's rise and those two saw Djokovi

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SH321

SH321