Progress Stephens Wang - Australian Open 2016

Australian Open 2016 - 1st round

Finished - 01:23

Stephens, Sloane [24]

WangQiang [Q]

Predictions trend

93.3% (14)

6.7% (1)

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Score

1h23

Set 2

1h23

3-6 3-6

1h18

3-6 3-5

1h12

3-6 3-4

1h07

3-6 2-4

1h01

3-6 1-4

0h58

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0h54

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0h51

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0h48

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0h43

Set 1

0h43

3-6

0h38

3-5

0h32

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0h30

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0h24

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0h13

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0h07

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