Progress Auger-Aliassime Griekspoor

US Open 2018 - Q 1st round

Finished - 01:32

Auger-Aliassime, Felix [9] ATP 5

Griekspoor, Tallon ATP 25

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Auger-Aliassime

Griekspoor

Score

1h32

Set 2

1h32

7-5 6-3

1h29

7-5 5-3

1h25

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1h22

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1h17

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1h07

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1h04

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1h00

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0h54

Set 1

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0h48

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0h46

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0h44

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0h41

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0h38

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0h34

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0h31

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0h25

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0h19

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