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Australian Open 2025 - 1st round

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Would like to see Veteran Gael make the 2nd rd ✌️

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Tough call, love them both, interesting to see two Frenchmen playing at opposite ends of their careers. But I agree with Aladdin, got to go with the sentimental favourite Gael. And so far he's two sets to love up! Keep it going.

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Vintage Monfils. Impressive!

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Yes. Let’s go, Mpetshi.

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Monfils, I hope you can pull this one through!

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Impressive, Monfils!

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A fantastic comeback by the Veteran Gael against his countryman to get the win after the loss of 3rd & 4th sets & make the 2nd rd 👏👏

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Of course Carlos didn't make the decision. He's a victim here. Standing on the sidelines, letting other people make decisions that totally affect him and only him. No, Carlos didn't make that decision

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Wow. I didn't know that with earning millions and millions, Rafael is such a cheap stake. Didn't think he could stoop any lower after doping, but he just did.

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