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Valence 2010  - 1/4 final
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Gilles Simon
Simon, Gilles
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Nikolay Davydenko
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Agora
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Granollers
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14h00
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Monfils
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Gilles Simon
 
Nikolay Davydenko
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Age
44
183cm
Height
178cm
70kg
Weight
72kg
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7 Aug 2013
check 26 61 61
31 Oct 2011
check 64 46 63
76 64check
16 Feb 2011
64 67 63check
5 Nov 2010
67 64 64check
21 Aug 2009
64 64check
23 Aug 2007
62 26 63check
24 Jul 2007
17 May 2007
check 67 64 75
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Verdasco.F
61 63
Nov 2010
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Stakhovsky.S
63 63
Nov 2010
clear
Tsonga.J
63 67 63
Oct 2010
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Nalbandian.D
36 76 75
Oct 2010
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Mahut.N
64 64
Oct 2010
clear
Wawrinka.S
64 61
Oct 2010
clear
Djokovic.N
63 62
Oct 2010
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Berrer.M
67 64 76
Oct 2010
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Querrey.S
63 36 62
Oct 2010
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Zverev.M
63 62
Sep 2010
Nov 2010
76 62
J.Chela
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Nov 2010
62 62
J.Marti
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Oct 2010
36 76 76
A.Montanes
clear
Oct 2010
75 63
M.Zverev
check
Oct 2010
76 76
P.Cuevas
clear
Oct 2010
64 76
M.Zverev
clear
Oct 2010
76 64
J.Isner
clear
Oct 2010
75 75
M.Cilic
check
Oct 2010
63 64
F.Mayer
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Sep 2010
76 57 63
I.Andreev
clear
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