Tsonga Dimitrov - National Bank Open 2014

National Bank Open 2014 - 1/2 final

Finished - 01:23

Tsonga, Jo-Wilfried [13]

Dimitrov, Grigor [7] ATP 44

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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga

Grigor Dimitrov

Age

188cm

Height

191cm

93kg

Weight

81kg

Rank

Past 6 months

-23

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