Progress Struff Simon - Stuttgart 2016

Stuttgart 2016 - 2nd round

Finished - 01:39

Struff, Jan-Lennard ATP 84 live 83

Simon, Gilles [4]

Predictions trend

2.6% (21)

97.4% (783)

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Struff

Simon

Score

1h40

Set 3

1h40

4-6 6-4 2-6

1h36

4-6 6-4 2-5

1h35

4-6 6-4 1-5

1h29

4-6 6-4 1-4

1h23

4-6 6-4 0-4

1h19

4-6 6-4 0-3

1h16

4-6 6-4 0-2

1h13

4-6 6-4 0-1

1h07

Set 2

1h07

4-6 6-4

1h03

4-6 5-4

1h00

4-6 4-4

0h57

4-6 4-3

0h54

4-6 3-3

0h52

4-6 3-2

0h46

4-6 2-2

0h43

4-6 2-1

0h41

4-6 1-1

0h38

4-6 1-0

0h34

Set 1

0h34

4-6

0h28

4-5

0h24

3-5

0h21

3-4

0h18

2-4

0h15

2-3

0h13

1-3

0h08

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0h05

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0h02

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Inconnu

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