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Tennis
Predictions game
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7
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0
0
4
5
0
0
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Predictions trend
100% (54)
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Goerges
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Cadantu-Ignatik
Score
4h37
Set 2
2h07
7
-
5
6-4 7-5
+
2h04
6
-
5
6-4 6-5
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2h00
5
-
5
6-4 5-5
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1h53
4
-
5
6-4 4-5
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1h50
4
-
4
6-4 4-4
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1h25
3
-
4
6-4 3-4
+
1h23
3
-
3
6-4 3-3
+
1h19
2
-
3
6-4 2-3
+
1h15
2
-
2
6-4 2-2
+
1h11
1
-
2
6-4 1-2
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1h08
0
-
2
6-4 0-2
+
1h01
0
-
1
6-4 0-1
+
1h28
Set 1
-2h58
6
-
4
6-4
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-2h49
5
-
4
5-4
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-2h44
4
-
4
4-4
+
-2h42
3
-
4
3-4
+
-2h38
3
-
3
3-3
+
-2h35
2
-
3
2-3
+
-2h31
1
-
3
1-3
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-3h37
1
-
2
1-2
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-3h34
1
-
1
1-1
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-3h30
0
-
1
0-1
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Jeu de service
Break
Inconnu
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