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Australian Open 2020 - 3rd round

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Alison Riske-Amritraj

Riske-Amritraj, Alison [18]

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Alison Riske-Amritraj

Julia Goerges

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

It's stupid. If it had authenticity, it would be the top 5 women V the top 5 men. Women would get destroyed... So what's the point. Even less point. Playing semi retired #600+ man V #1 woman and calli

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Fred Phoesh

Fred Phoesh

♥️🙌🏼♥️ love gael!!

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Fred Phoesh

Fred Phoesh

It's a shame Russia, and many other countries, are so corrupt. If not, maybe it's citizens wouldn't want to leave.

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SH321

SH321

I feel he should have done this after the USO to allow time to transition to a new coach and team. Or waited until after the AO. It's too close to the AO right now.

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SH321

SH321

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