Progress Dimitrov Simon - Brisbane 2016

Martinez

Skatov

Monday

Chidekh

2 live

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Brisbane 2016 - 1st round

Finished - 02:05

Dimitrov, Grigor ATP 44 live 47

Simon, Gilles [5]

6¹⁰

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Dimitrov

Simon

Score

2h06

Set 2

2h06

6-3 7-6

1h48

6-3 6-6

1h43

6-3 5-6

1h40

6-3 5-5

1h35

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1h28

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1h22

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1h19

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1h11

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1h02

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0h58

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0h56

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0h51

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0h45

Set 1

0h45

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0h42

5-3

0h32

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0h27

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0h20

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Inconnu

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