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Guy Forget
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Stefan Simonsson
 
Guy Forget
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175cm
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191cm
73kg
Weight
80kg
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24 Sep 1985
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19 May 1983
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Duncan.L
46 64 64
Sep 1985
clear
Westphal.M
76 67 76
Aug 1985
check
Luna.F
63 64
Aug 1985
check
Schwaier.H
76 46 75
Aug 1985
clear
Mezzadri.C
64 64
Jul 1985
clear
Edberg.S
60 64
Jul 1985
check
Youl.S
76 64
Jul 1985
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Viver.R
62 75
Jul 1985
clear
Nystrom.J
60 64
Jul 1985
check
Ostoja.M
26 75 60
Jul 1985
Sep 1985
63 64
J.Aguilera
check
Aug 1985
64 64 64
H.Leconte
clear
Aug 1985
76 61 62
K.Curren
check
Aug 1985
16 76 64
S.Giammalva Jr.
clear
Jul 1985
60 62
I.Lendl
clear
Jul 1985
63 62
H.Gildemeister
check
Jul 1985
63 46 62
F.Luna
check
Jul 1985
36 75 76
J.Hlasek
clear
Jul 1985
64 63
J.Arias
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Jul 1985
67 62 75
E.Bengoechea
check
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