Davydenko Ferrero - Barcelone 2005

Gaston

Sinner

08:00

Musetti

6 live

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Barcelone 2005 - 1/2 final

Finished - ??:??

Davydenko, Nikolay [7]

6¹

Ferrero, Juan Carlos [SE]

Nikolay Davydenko

Juan Carlos Ferrero

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Machac defeats Humbert at Adelaide 2026 – Final

Dear kettle, look into a mirror. If nothing else he was atleast good looking.

Gezundheit

Djokovic is real GOAT

B Ravi kumar

Quite right.

Prcko P.

Completely. This would also, arguably, affected some of the less young players too. Coaching is a ridiculous add to the sport. Favours the weak and weak minded.

tennisauthority

Wow. Her peers better watch out. She's coming.

JBTennis007

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