China Open Qualification Latest Scores & Results

Wednesday, 25 Sep 2024

FT

Roman SafiullinRoberto Bautista Agut

564

736

FT

Zizou BergsCorentin Moutet

FT

Roberto Carballes BaenaPavel Kotov

6³63

7⁷46

FT

Arthur Rinderknech Jakub Mensik

272

656

Tuesday, 24 Sep 2024

FT

Yannick HanfmannZizou Bergs

FT

Billy HarrisRoberto Bautista Agut

76⁵3

57⁷6

FT

Roman SafiullinAoran Wang

FT

Arthur Rinderknech Fabio Fognini

366

623

FT

Roberto Carballes Baena Rigele Te

FT

Corentin MoutetAlexander Shevchenko

FT

Sumit NagalPavel Kotov

26⁵

67⁷

FT

Hugo Gaston Jakub Mensik

063

646

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