Progress Baghdatis Bolelli - Nottingham 2015

Nottingham 2015 - 1/4 final

Finished - 01:15

Baghdatis, Marcos

Bolelli, Simone

Predictions trend

75.8% (1419)

24.2% (454)

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Baghdatis

Bolelli

Score

1h16

Set 2

1h16

6-4 6-4

1h12

6-4 5-4

1h08

6-4 5-3

1h04

6-4 4-3

1h01

6-4 4-2

0h56

6-4 3-2

0h53

6-4 2-2

0h49

6-4 1-2

0h46

6-4 1-1

0h43

6-4 0-1

0h38

Set 1

0h38

6-4

0h34

5-4

0h31

5-3

0h27

4-3

0h20

4-2

0h17

3-2

0h14

3-1

0h10

2-1

0h05

2-0

0h02

1-0

0h00

0-0

Jeu de service

Break

Inconnu

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