Simon Copil - Australian Open 2018

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Australian Open 2018 - 1st round

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Gilles Simon

Marius Copil

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Age

35

183cm

Height

191cm

70kg

Weight

87kg

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Flames23

Flames23

They or you did nothing wrong. You arent out fighting the war, you just happen to be from a country at war.

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katana

katana

Very good win for Vicky 💪

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BabyE

BabyE

She may have won today, but she was the biggest loser!! She was twerking/dancing and mocking the crowd for nothing. She's a ghost who hasn't won absolutely anything relevant. As always Yulia Putint

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ViviNefertari

ViviNefertari

Elina is playing very well and against the Russians she brings out her best

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