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Dubai 2010  - 1st round
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Gilles Simon
Simon, Gilles [8]
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Marcos Baghdatis
Baghdatis, Marcos
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Center Court
10h00
Melzer
d.
Bolelli
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Baghdatis
d.
Simon
15h00
Djokovic
d.
Garcia-Lopez
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Murray
d.
Kunitsyn
Gilles Simon
 
Marcos Baghdatis
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Age
40
183cm
Height
178cm
70kg
Weight
82kg
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Head to Head
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All
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Hard
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63 36 64check
2 May 2016
4 Jan 2013
check 63 64
75 61check
29 Oct 2012
22 Feb 2010
check 76 64
11 Jun 2007
check 63 63
64 76check
18 Feb 2007
Latest results
clear
Rochus.O
75 62
Feb 2010
clear
Tsonga.J
62 63
Nov 2009
check
Ljubicic.I
63 36 76
Nov 2009
clear
Youzhny.M
64 64
Nov 2009
check
Berdych.T
64 46 63
Nov 2009
check
Kunitsyn.I
63 62
Nov 2009
clear
Llodra.M
67 63 76
Nov 2009
check
Benneteau.J
76 63
Oct 2009
check
Guez.D
61 62
Oct 2009
check
Bolelli.S
76 76
Oct 2009
Feb 2010
76 64
M.Llodra
clear
Feb 2010
63 62
D.Brands
check
Feb 2010
63 62
N.Davydenko
clear
Feb 2010
64 62
J.Blake
check
Jan 2010
60 42 ab
L.Hewitt
clear
Jan 2010
46 36 76 63 61
D.Ferrer
check
Jan 2010
62 64 64
P.Lorenzi
check
Jan 2010
64 76
R.Gasquet
check
Jan 2010
64 67 76
M.Fish
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Jan 2010
46 62 64
L.Hewitt
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Why Modern Tennis Feels More Predictable: 20 Years of Slower Courts, Heavier Balls, and Optimized Athletes
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Pro Tennis Transformed in 20 Years: Slower Surfaces, Heavier Balls, Fitter Players – Has the Game Lost Its Diversity and Magic?
Australian Open's Epic Rise: From Shunned Slam to Tennis Powerhouse
Australian Open's Epic Rise: From Shunned Slam to Tennis Powerhouse
Jules Hypolite 17/01/2026 à 17h02
Once Ignored and Mocked, Australian Open Reinvents Itself as Global Modern Marvel
PTPA's Fight to Reform Tennis: Djokovic's Shock Exit Amid Lawsuits Against ATP, WTA
PTPA's Fight to Reform Tennis: Djokovic's Shock Exit Amid Lawsuits Against ATP, WTA
Adrien Guyot 17/01/2026 à 11h20
Born from Players' Quest for Justice, PTPA Becomes Battleground – Sues Tennis Bodies, Loses Djokovic but Pospisil Believes in Historic Change
Tennis Fans' Favorites Exposed: Record Crowds at Australian Open, Top Surfaces, and Players Who Captivate
Tennis Fans' Favorites Exposed: Record Crowds at Australian Open, Top Surfaces, and Players Who Captivate
Arthur Millot 10/01/2026 à 13h15
Millions of Fans Worldwide: Survey Reveals Beloved Grand Slams, Surfaces, and Stars That Ignite Tennis Passion
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Baghdatis on Djokovic: "If I were him, I would never retire either"
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Equal prize money: tennis faces an endless debate
Equal prize money: tennis faces an endless debate
Clément Gehl 19/12/2025 à 09h30
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Nalbandian's regrets at the 2006 Australian Open: If I had beaten Baghdatis, I would have beaten Federer in the final
Nalbandian's regrets at the 2006 Australian Open: "If I had beaten Baghdatis, I would have beaten Federer in the final"
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