Progress Sinner Schwartzman

Anvers 2021 - Final

Finished - 01:15

Sinner, Jannik [1] ATP 2

Schwartzman, Diego [2] ATP 881 live 884

Predictions trend

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14.8% (229)

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Score

1h16

Set 2

1h16

6-2 6-2

1h10

6-2 5-2

1h06

6-2 5-1

1h01

6-2 4-1

0h55

6-2 3-1

0h52

6-2 2-1

0h48

6-2 2-0

0h44

6-2 1-0

0h39

Set 1

0h39

6-2

0h34

5-2

0h27

5-1

0h17

4-1

0h13

3-1

0h10

2-1

0h07

1-1

0h03

0-1

0h00

0-0

Jeu de service

Break

Inconnu

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