Progress Simon Auger-Aliassime

Stuttgart 2019 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:28

Simon, Gilles

Auger-Aliassime, Felix [7] ATP 5

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Simon

Auger-Aliassime

Score

1h29

Set 2

1h29

5-7 4-6

1h24

5-7 4-5

1h22

5-7 4-4

1h15

5-7 3-4

1h10

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1h00

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0h57

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0h53

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0h49

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0h44

Set 1

0h44

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5-6

0h35

5-5

0h29

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0h27

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0h23

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