Krajicek Nishikori - Australian Open 2016

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Australian Open 2016 - 2nd round

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Austin Krajicek

Kei Nishikori

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79kg

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73kg

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Tien for the win

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Landaluce has to win a set!! Let's go

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Could join Novak and make him a force again?

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