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French Open 1996  - 1/2 final
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Pete Sampras
Sampras, Pete [1]
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Yevgeny Kafelnikov
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Pete Sampras
 
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
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Age
51
185cm
Height
191cm
77kg
Weight
84kg
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16 Mar 2001
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31 Oct 1997
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7 Aug 1997
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26 Sep 1996
1 Jun 1996
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63 26 63 16 97check
18 Jan 1994
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Courier.J
67 46 64 64 64
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Draper.S
64 75 62
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Martin.T
36 64 75 46 62
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Bruguera.S
63 64 67 26 63
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Gustafsson.M
61 75 76
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Reneberg.R
64 75
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Woodforde.M
76 64
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Forget.G
36 63 64
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Norman.M
57 64 61
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Roux.L
63 62
Apr 1996
May 1996
63 64 67 62
R.Krajicek
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May 1996
64 63 63
F.Clavet
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May 1996
64 62 62
F.Mantilla
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May 1996
62 75 63
T.Johansson
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May 1996
61 63 63
G.Blanco
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May 1996
36 63 60
A.Medvedev
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May 1996
61 62
C.Costa
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May 1996
46 63 64
C.Borroni
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May 1996
75 62
R.Carretero
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May 1996
62 76
S.Bruguera
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