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Nottingham 2008  - 1/4 final
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Gilles Simon
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Gilles Simon
 
Fernando Verdasco
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Age
42
183cm
Height
188cm
70kg
Weight
90kg
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28 Oct 2014
check 63 36 64
61 63check
3 Nov 2010
19 Jun 2008
check 63 26 63
31 Aug 2007
check 60 64 63
62 76check
15 Apr 2006
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Groth.S
67 64 64
Jun 2008
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Young.D
61 64
Jun 2008
clear
Rochus.C
61 36 63
Jun 2008
clear
Stepanek.R
62 64 61
May 2008
check
Benneteau.J
75 62
May 2008
check
Tsonga.J
Forfait
May 2008
check
Gicquel.M
63 62
May 2008
check
Pashanski.B
36 64 63
May 2008
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Serra.F
62 57 63
May 2008
clear
Murray.A
63 63
May 2008
Jun 2008
62 63
B.Reynolds
check
Jun 2008
64 76
M.Daniel
check
Jun 2008
76 64
R.Gasquet
clear
Jun 2008
76 64
M.Ancic
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Jun 2008
53 ab
H.Lee
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Jun 2008
61 60 62
R.Nadal
clear
May 2008
76 57 75 61
M.Youzhny
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May 2008
75 46 63 75
J.Chela
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May 2008
46 63 64 67 61
S.Ventura
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May 2008
63 63
R.Federer
clear
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