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Australian Open 2016 - 1st round

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Sloane Stephens

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Sloane Stephens

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LJBravehart

LJBravehart

Of course Carlos didn't make the decision. He's a victim here. Standing on the sidelines, letting other people make decisions that totally affect him and only him. No, Carlos didn't make that decision

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JBTennis007

JBTennis007

1 pierrot le blanc 3pts

2 Olivier D. 3pts

3 rafa33 3pts

4 Can Ace777 3pts

5 Ferrouse 3pts

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