Progress Granollers Tsonga

Barcelone 2015 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:24

Granollers, Marcel

Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried [6]

Predictions trend

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97.7% (259)

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Granollers

Tsonga

Score

1h24

Set 2

1h24

6-4 6-2

1h20

6-4 5-2

1h16

6-4 4-2

1h09

6-4 3-2

1h07

6-4 3-1

1h00

6-4 2-1

0h58

6-4 2-0

0h52

6-4 1-0

0h47

Set 1

0h47

6-4

0h42

5-4

0h39

5-3

0h32

4-3

0h29

4-2

0h21

3-2

0h16

3-1

0h11

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0h08

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0h04

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Inconnu

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