Progress Murray Rublev - Rotterdam 2021

Rotterdam 2021 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:34

Murray, Andy [WC]

Rublev, Andrey [4] ATP 16

Predictions trend

7.7% (27)

92.3% (325)

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Murray

Rublev

Score

1h34

Set 2

1h34

5-7 2-6

1h30

5-7 2-5

1h27

5-7 2-4

1h23

5-7 2-3

1h18

5-7 2-2

1h13

5-7 2-1

1h11

5-7 1-1

1h07

5-7 1-0

1h02

Set 1

1h02

5-7

0h55

5-6

0h49

5-5

0h45

5-4

0h40

4-4

0h34

4-3

0h31

3-3

0h23

3-2

0h17

2-2

0h10

2-1

0h07

1-1

0h04

1-0

0h00

0-0

Jeu de service

Break

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