Progress Torpegaard Sock - French Open 2020

French Open 2020 - Q 1st round

Finished - 01:22

Torpegaard, Mikael

Sock, Jack

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Torpegaard

Sock

Score

1h22

Set 2

1h22

2-6 4-6

1h18

2-6 4-5

1h15

2-6 3-5

1h15

2-6 3-4

1h15

2-6 3-5

1h09

2-6 3-4

1h06

2-6 2-4

1h01

2-6 2-3

1h00

2-6 1-3

0h55

2-6 1-2

0h53

2-6 0-2

0h47

2-6 0-1

0h40

Set 1

0h40

2-6

0h35

2-5

0h33

1-5

0h28

1-4

0h24

1-3

0h20

1-2

0h16

0-2

0h03

0-1

0h00

0-0

Jeu de service

Break

Inconnu

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