Progress Echargui Collignon

Kiseljak 2022 - 1/4 final

Finished - 02:49

Echargui, Moez [5] ATP 135

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Collignon, Raphael ATP 87

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2h49

Set 2

2h49

6-7 3-6

2h39

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2h30

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2h26

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