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Australian Open 2015  - 1st round
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Tommy Robredo
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3% (1)
Court 19
00h00
Anderson
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Schwartzman
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Siniakova
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Vesnina
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Roger-Vasselin
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Robredo
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Panova
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Cirstea
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Tommy Robredo
 
Edouard Roger-Vasselin
43
Age
42
180cm
Height
185cm
75kg
Weight
78kg
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Rank
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Head to Head
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19 Jan 2015
check 23 ab
64 63 64check
26 Aug 2014
Latest results
clear
Nishikori.K
67 62 63
Oct 2014
check
Pospisil.V
63 46 76
Oct 2014
clear
Murray.A
36 76 76
Oct 2014
check
Chardy.J
76 76
Oct 2014
check
Andujar.P
76 64
Oct 2014
check
Lu.Y
62 64
Oct 2014
check
Isner.J
76 63
Oct 2014
clear
Cilic.M
63 63
Oct 2014
check
Krajinovic.F
63 64
Oct 2014
check
Krstin.P
76 64
Oct 2014
Jan 2015
46 64 63
J.Souza
clear
Jan 2015
63 57 63
L.Saville
check
Jan 2015
67 61 76
G.Muller
clear
Oct 2014
63 61
P.Kohlschreiber
clear
Oct 2014
63 67 76
P.Herbert
clear
Oct 2014
36 75 76
J.Janowicz
clear
Sep 2014
75 41 ab
J.Melzer
clear
Sep 2014
61 76
G.Muller
clear
Aug 2014
64 63 64
T.Robredo
clear
Aug 2014
46 63 64
J.Janowicz
clear
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