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Pellegrino, Andrea2

Passaro, Francesco0

Thiem, Dominic1

Travaglia, Stefano2

Gaio,Frederico0

Ramos-Vinolas, Albert2

Cachin, Pedro2

Gianmarco, Ferrari0

Muller, Alexandre2

Darderi, Luciano1

Lavagno, Edoardo2

Weis, Alexander0

Trungelliti, Marco1

Lopez San Martin, Alvaro2

Zeppieri, Giulio1

Fatic, Nerman2

Tiffon,Pol Martin2

Giustino, Lorenzo0

Nicholas Ionel0

Brancaccio, Raul2

Gigante, Matteo1

Giannessi,Alessandro0

Zeppieri, Giulio

Arnaldi, Matteo

Thiem, Dominic

Cobolli, Flavio

Agamenone, Franco0

Marozsan, Fabian2

Popko, Dmitry1

Collarini, Andrea2

Bagnis,Facundo0

Roca, Batalia Oriol2

Olivo, Renzo0

Francesco Maestrelli2

Arnaboldi,Andrea0

Munar, Jaume2

Pellegrino, Andrea0

Munar, Jaume2

Travaglia, Stefano0

Francesco Maestrelli2

Brancaccio, Raul2

Ramos-Vinolas, Albert1

Cachin, Pedro1

Collarini, Andrea0

Muller, Alexandre2

Tiffon,Pol Martin0

Roca, Batalia Oriol1

Lavagno, Edoardo2

Lopez San Martin, Alvaro0

Marozsan, Fabian2

Gigante, Matteo1

Fatic, Nerman2

Muller, Alexandre2

Munar, Jaume1

Francesco Maestrelli0

Marozsan, Fabian2

Lavagno, Edoardo2

Brancaccio, Raul0

Cachin, Pedro1

Fatic, Nerman0

Muller, Alexandre1

Lavagno, Edoardo2

Cachin, Pedro0

Marozsan, Fabian2

Lavagno, Edoardo0

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