Calleri Armando - Varsovie 2006

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Varsovie 2006 - 1st round

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Agustin Calleri

Hugo Armando

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Probably western people feel embarrassed, maybe even subconsciously for what they'd done to Yugoslavia.

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Andy S

Andy S

This doesn't make much sense, because based on this logic the Autralian crowd would also hate Kyrgios. Unless yall think Kyrgios gets a pass because hes Australian.

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ProfessorTennis

ProfessorTennis

Oh what a shock.

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

Exactly. Roger showed his real character. An arrogant, sorry cheat, who was bitter when losing and even going to the lengths of feigning injury. Bah.

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

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