Progress Smethurst Isner - Wimbledon 2014

Wimbledon 2014 - 1st round

Finished - 01:53

Smethurst, Daniel [WC]

Isner, John [9]

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Isner

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1h49

Set 3

1h49

5-7 3-6 4-6

1h45

5-7 3-6 4-5

1h41

5-7 3-6 3-5

1h37

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1h34

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1h31

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1h28

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1h23

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1h21

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1h18

5-7 3-6 1-0

1h14

Set 2

1h14

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1h11

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1h08

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1h06

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1h01

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0h59

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0h55

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0h54

5-7 0-2

0h48

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0h43

Set 1

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5-6

0h32

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