Progress Fernandez Stephens

Sabalenka

Kyrgios

16:00

Brisbane 2026 ATP

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Melbourne 2021 - 1st round

Finished - 01:14

Fernandez, Leylah WTA 22

Stephens, Sloane

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Stephens

Score

1h14

Set 2

1h14

6-3 6-1

1h12

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1h05

6-3 4-1

1h02

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0h55

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0h52

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0h50

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0h45

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0h31

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0h26

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