Progress Korda Medvedev - Shanghai 2023

Shanghai 2023 - 3rd round

Finished - 01:27

Korda, Sebastian [26] ATP 48

Medvedev, Daniil [2] ATP 13

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Medvedev

Score

1h28

Set 2

1h28

7-6 6-2

1h22

7-6 5-2

1h17

7-6 4-2

1h13

7-6 4-1

1h09

7-6 3-1

1h07

7-6 3-0

1h03

7-6 2-0

1h00

7-6 1-0

0h59

Set 1

0h53

7-6

0h39

6-6

0h35

5-6

0h33

5-5

0h29

4-5

0h26

4-4

0h23

3-4

0h20

3-3

0h17

2-3

0h15

2-2

0h08

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1-1

0h01

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Break

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