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Marcos Baghdatis
36
Age
40
196cm
Height
178cm
96kg
Weight
82kg
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28 Oct 2014
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Krstin.P
62 76
Oct 2014
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Arnaboldi.A
64 67 76
Oct 2014
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Mathieu.P
63 64
Sep 2014
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Ledovskikh.M
76 61
Sep 2014
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Yurtacan.E
60 57 64
Sep 2014
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Zekic.M
26 62 76
Sep 2014
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Londero.J
63 57 61
Aug 2014
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Matosevic.M
64 57 64
Aug 2014
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Bemelmans.R
62 76
Aug 2014
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Giron.M
36 76 63
Aug 2014
Oct 2014
76 63
G.Elias
clear
Oct 2014
26 62 64
A.Mannarino
clear
Sep 2014
62 30 ab
J.Millman
clear
Sep 2014
63 62
M.Giron
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Aug 2014
63 31 ab
M.Cilic
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Aug 2014
76 64
M.Kukushkin
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Aug 2014
64 62
G.Soeda
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Aug 2014
63 64
R.Bemelmans
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Aug 2014
61 61
A.Collarini
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Aug 2014
61 63
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