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Carlos Moya vs Paul-Henri Mathieu • Estoril 2005

Estoril 2005, ATP 2501/4 final

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MoyaCarlos 1

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Paul-Henri Mathieu

MathieuPaul-Henri

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Davis Cup: Auger-Aliassime to Face France in Hometown Quebec

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Adrien Guyot 21/05/2026, 08:36

This sounds like a system for old people on the seniors tour. People who no longer have the stamina to always play at high level for an extended time period.

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SH321

SH321

I would support Fritz! Even if this young and determined Spanish player is very pleasant to watch.

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HarrietShepherd

HarrietShepherd

why don't the tournament organisers have balls to stop giving this woman WCs after WCs! Stop pretending that it's good for the game because in no way it is!!

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Silverstone

Silverstone

6-1? Someone tell TT it doesnt matter what the score is of the set you lose, it doesnt make your comeback more iincredible. Now being a set down and a break or 2 is a different story... This is what p

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ad6771

ad6771

Is Venus trying to set the record for the longest losing streak? Just save it for the seniors events at the slams.

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BicesterTennis

BicesterTennis

1 Bob 10pts

2 Bartlomiej H 9pts

3 mhscjuve 8pts

4 Tomek J. 8pts

5 Walter80 8pts

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