Eschauer Rochus - Valence 2004

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Valence 2004 - 1st round

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Werner Eschauer

Eschauer, Werner [Q]

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Christophe Rochus

Rochus, Christophe

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Werner Eschauer

Christophe Rochus

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Age

47

188cm

Height

170cm

76kg

Weight

68kg

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kian

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Vicky! 🥰🥰🥰

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No mercy and a masterclass performance to be a champion, once again. Congrats, Mirra! 🏆😁

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ViviNefertari

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Perhaps the women should play the same quantity at the same quality level while bringing in the same number of attendees/viewer and quality sponsors. For some reason that never seems to be an option f

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