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Dustin Brown vs Edward Corrie • Surbiton 2016

Surbiton 2016, ATP CH 502nd round, Court 9

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Dustin Brown

Edward Corrie

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Age

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196cm

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183cm

78kg

Weight

80kg

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Best rated comments

Come on dustin

Way to go

I used to string other people's rackets for 5€, and some slept in my caravan, Brown explains his former life on the lower-tier circuit

I used to string other people's rackets for 5€, and some slept in my caravan," Brown explains his former life on the lower-tier circuit

Clément Gehl 29/07/2025, 10:58

Nadal was two courts away and must have thought: 'Look at these two clowns, what are they doing?', Brown's anecdote before facing Nadal in Halle

Nadal was two courts away and must have thought: 'Look at these two clowns, what are they doing?'", Brown's anecdote before facing Nadal in Halle

Clément Gehl 27/07/2025, 14:31

Brown reflects on his feat against Nadal at Wimbledon: What's the point of rallying with him from the baseline?

Brown reflects on his feat against Nadal at Wimbledon: "What's the point of rallying with him from the baseline?"

Jules Hypolite 31/03/2025, 22:24

One year after his retirement, Dustin Brown becomes a father to a baby girl

One year after his retirement, Dustin Brown becomes a father to a baby girl

Jules Hypolite 14/03/2025, 17:12

Court 9

Who are these people who think they can just try and alter tradition...

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ptaps671

ptaps671

No. 5 hour matches are the best

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Usopen56

Usopen56

Totally disagree. Best of 5 has potential for a great long matches. Some wonderful matches happen on the mens side. Would like to see women also play best of 5 in some way. End of the day, if you get

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bogbot.tc

bogbot.tc

He will not end up with anywhere near that much after taxes and such. However, I've read that the winner of a single major can make as much as $10 to $20 million long term on endorsements, paid speec

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SH321

SH321

Federer was past his prime and had taken to a higher risk game of backing off his first serve and getting more in and ending points as quickly as possible by hitting a winner. So that gave Djokovic,

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SH321

SH321

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5 duar2 12pts

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