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Irina Bara
Bara, Irina [18] WTA 355 live 353
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Alexandra Cadantu-Ignatik
 
Irina Bara
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170cm
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56kg
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5 Sep 2023
check 51 ab
12 Jan 2022
check 57 61 64
16 Jul 2018
check 57 62 62
23 Jul 2017
check 62 30 ab
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Gerlach.K
63 61
Jan 2022
clear
Grammatikopoulou.V
62 62
Jan 2022
clear
Friedsam.A
57 64 64
Oct 2021
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Popa Teiusanu.V
60 61
Oct 2021
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Sramkova.R
63 62
Oct 2021
clear
Stefanini.L
36 62 60
Aug 2021
clear
Blinkova.A
62 61
Jun 2021
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Arconada.U
67 63 62
Jun 2021
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Arruabarrena.L
60 75
Jun 2021
clear
Schmiedlova.A
76 32 ab
Aug 2020
Jan 2022
61 64
M.Bolkvadze
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Jan 2022
75 62
A.Kalinskaya
clear
Jan 2022
75 67 75
O.Dodin
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Nov 2021
62 64
X.You
clear
Nov 2021
36 61 61
K.Gerlach
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Nov 2021
61 16 61
P.Udvardy
clear
Nov 2021
75 63
C.Alves
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Nov 2021
63 61
M.Capurro Taborda
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Oct 2021
60 63
R.Peterson
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Oct 2021
76 06 64
I.Begu
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