Progress Mertens Mcnally

US Open 2020 - 3rd round

Finished - 01:26

Mertens, Elise [16] WTA 20

Mcnally, Caty WTA 85

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Mcnally

Score

1h26

Set 2

1h26

7-5 6-1

1h24

7-5 5-1

1h19

7-5 4-1

1h15

7-5 3-1

1h10

7-5 2-1

1h07

7-5 2-0

1h03

7-5 1-0

0h58

Set 1

0h58

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0h52

6-5

0h48

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0h40

4-5

0h37

4-4

0h30

3-4

0h27

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0h22

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