Progress Djokovic Kwon - Belgrade 2021

Belgrade 2021 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:09

Djokovic, Novak [1] ATP 4

Kwon, Soonwoo ATP 488

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1h09

Set 2

1h09

6-1 6-3

1h06

6-1 5-3

1h01

6-1 5-2

0h55

6-1 5-1

0h51

6-1 4-1

0h45

6-1 3-1

0h41

6-1 2-1

0h37

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0h35

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0h30

Set 1

0h30

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0h27

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0h23

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0h21

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0h14

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Inconnu

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