Simon Monteiro - Hambourg 2018

Hambourg 2018 - 1st round

Finished - 01:40

Simon, Gilles

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Monteiro, Thiago [LL] ATP 197

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Gilles Simon

Thiago Monteiro

Age

183cm

Height

183cm

70kg

Weight

78kg

Rank

197

Past 6 months

-55

Head to Head

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Clay

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