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Australian Open 2021  - Q 2nd round
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Tallon Griekspoor
Griekspoor, Tallon ATP 25
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John-Patrick Smith
Smith, John-Patrick [WC]
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Tallon Griekspoor
 
John-Patrick Smith
29
Age
36
188cm
Height
188cm
85kg
Weight
84kg
25
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+10
Past 6 months
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12 Jan 2021
check 26 63 64
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Bourchier.H
76 63
Jan 2021
clear
Muller.A
61 10 ab
Oct 2020
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Lestienne.C
75 26 63
Oct 2020
clear
Altmaier.D
61 63
Sep 2020
clear
Otte.O
62 64
Sep 2020
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Ivashka.I
76 63
Sep 2020
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Haase.R
46 64 107
Sep 2020
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Diez.S
46 62 64
Sep 2020
clear
Karatsev.A
64 76
Aug 2020
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Rosol.L
64 75
Aug 2020
Jan 2021
75 61
P.Lorenzi
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Mar 2020
64 61
A.Mannarino
clear
Mar 2020
76 61
G.Moroni
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Mar 2020
61 60
S.Diez
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Mar 2020
61 60
M.Cossu
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Feb 2020
64 36 75
E.King
clear
Feb 2020
63 26 76
G.Clezar
clear
Jan 2020
63 75 64
G.Pella
clear
Jan 2020
63 63
N.Jarry
clear
Nov 2019
26 64 64
I.Ivashka
clear
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