Progress Williams Van Uytvanck - Australian Open 2015

Australian Open 2015 - 1st round

Finished - 01:01

Williams, Serena [1]

Van Uytvanck, Alison

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2.4% (6)

Margaret Court Arena

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Williams

Van Uytvanck

Score

1h02

Set 2

1h02

6-0 6-4

0h58

6-0 5-4

0h54

6-0 4-4

0h50

6-0 4-3

0h46

6-0 3-3

0h42

6-0 3-2

0h40

6-0 2-2

0h34

6-0 2-1

0h31

6-0 1-1

0h28

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0h22

Set 1

0h22

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0h17

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Inconnu

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