Fritz Popyrin - Australian Open 2023

Australian Open 2023 - 2nd round

Finished - 04:02

Fritz, Taylor [8] ATP 6

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Popyrin, Alexei [WC] ATP 54

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Taylor Fritz

Alexei Popyrin

Age

196cm

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196cm

86kg

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78kg

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-2

Past 6 months

-33

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