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Tommy Robredo
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185cm
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180cm
85kg
Weight
75kg
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61 64 64check
1 Jul 2014
3 Sep 2013
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63 36 63 62check
23 Jan 2011
75 62 62check
7 Sep 2009
75 16 61 62check
5 Jun 2007
63 76 75check
23 Jan 2007
62 63check
11 May 2005
63 64check
2 Mar 2004
64 63check
6 Aug 2003
61 61check
7 May 2003
62 67 64check
8 Oct 2002
76 76check
7 Jan 2002
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Djokovic.N
62 75 63
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Youzhny.M
63 63 76
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Bjorkman.J
62 63 62
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Phau.B
75 60 64
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Blake.J
60 63 64
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Nadal.R
64 75
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Ljubicic.I
76 64
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Roddick.A
46 76 64
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Nalbandian.D
36 61 61
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Gonzalez.F
63 62 76
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64 62 36 64
R.Gasquet
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64 67 62 61
S.Querrey
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61 63 63
J.Melzer
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64 64 60
R.Ramirez Hidalgo
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64 62
D.Ferrer
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64 60
A.Calleri
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64 57 62
P.Kohlschreiber
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64 62
A.Martin
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R.Ramirez Hidalgo
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