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Hambourg 2003 - 1st round

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Agustin Calleri

Hyung-Taik Lee

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183cm

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180cm

86kg

Weight

82kg

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Well done Dani.. you are not responsible for what’s going on. Not faulting athletes who have shifted allegiances, world has pushed them into a corner, they have to live too.

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Vchowdary

Vchowdary

easy peasy for Mirra ✌🏻

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khan

khan

Of course she's in a fantastic position. First and second round wins across the year are enough for her to rake in millions in sponsorships. I would hold my head up high, too.

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

Hilarious to see players blame coaches or people in their box for losing.

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ad6771

Pliskova win the match in two sets

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