Progress Bucsa Collins - US Open 2022

US Open 2022 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:31

Bucsa, Cristina [Q] WTA 51

Collins, Danielle [19] WTA 64

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Louis Armstrong Stadium

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Collins

Score

1h32

Set 2

1h32

2-6 5-7

1h27

2-6 5-6

1h24

2-6 5-5

1h16

2-6 4-5

1h11

2-6 3-5

1h07

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1h03

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0h58

2-6 2-3

0h53

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0h50

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0h44

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0h41

2-6 0-1

0h36

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0h28

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Break

Inconnu

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