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Marcos Baghdatis
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Andre Agassi
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Marcos Baghdatis
 
Andre Agassi
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Age
55
178cm
Height
180cm
82kg
Weight
80kg
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1 Sep 2006
check 64 64 36 57 75
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Waske.A
76 76 63
Aug 2006
clear
Soderling.R
63 67 75
Aug 2006
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Berrer.M
76 76
Aug 2006
clear
Ferrer.D
75 64
Aug 2006
check
Monfils.G
76 26 61
Aug 2006
check
Johansson.T
76 76
Aug 2006
clear
Benneteau.J
57 62 63
Aug 2006
clear
Nadal.R
61 75 63
Jul 2006
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Hewitt.L
61 57 76 62
Jul 2006
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Murray.A
63 64 76
Jul 2006
Aug 2006
67 76 76 62
A.Pavel
check
Aug 2006
64 63
A.Stoppini
clear
Jul 2006
64 36 75
F.Gonzalez
clear
Jul 2006
67 62 61
G.Bastl
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Jul 2006
76 60
X.Malisse
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Jul 2006
76 62 64
R.Nadal
clear
Jun 2006
64 76 64
A.Seppi
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Jun 2006
26 62 64 63
B.Pashanski
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Jun 2006
64 64
T.Henman
clear
Mar 2006
75 62
T.Haas
clear
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Alcaraz Strikes Hard: 50 Weeks at the Top, a Milestone Reserved for Sacred Monsters
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At just 22 years old, Carlos Alcaraz has just crossed a milestone. The Spaniard has reached 50 weeks as world number one, a mythical threshold reserved for a select few.
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