%LEAGUE_NAME% Tennis Draws

Tirante, Thiago Agustin2

Bicknell, Blaise1

Lock, Benjamin1

Tabilo, Alejandro2

Pucinelli de Almeida, Matheus2

Pereira, Jose0

Klier, Gilbert2

Soto, Matias0

Janvier, Maxime0

Heide, Gustavo1

Dellien, Murkel2

Soriano Barrera, Adria1

Claverie, Lorenzo2

Lama,Gonzalo0

Kingsley, Cannon1

Jorda Sanchis, David2

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas2

Alejandro Hoyos, Franco0

Mejia, Nicolas1

Olivo, Renzo2

Durasovic, Viktor2

Da Silva, Joao Lucas1

Luz, Orlando0

Hardt, Nick2

Rodriguez, Taverna Santiago Fa1

Barrena, Alex2

Ribeiro, Eduardo2

Dellien, Hugo1

Ficovich, Juan Pablo1

Ejupovic, Elmar2

Huertas Del Pino, Arklon0

Rodriguez, Johan Alexander2

Tirante, Thiago Agustin2

Durasovic, Viktor1

Rodriguez, Johan Alexander1

Tabilo, Alejandro2

Barrena, Alex0

Pucinelli de Almeida, Matheus2

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas2

Klier, Gilbert1

Heide, Gustavo2

Ribeiro, Eduardo0

Dellien, Murkel2

Hardt, Nick0

Claverie, Lorenzo0

Olivo, Renzo2

Ejupovic, Elmar0

Jorda Sanchis, David2

Tirante, Thiago Agustin2

Dellien, Murkel0

Jorda Sanchis, David2

Tabilo, Alejandro1

Pucinelli de Almeida, Matheus0

Heide, Gustavo2

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas2

Olivo, Renzo0

Barrios Vera, Marcelo Tomas0

Tirante, Thiago Agustin2

Heide, Gustavo2

Jorda Sanchis, David0

Tirante, Thiago Agustin0

Heide, Gustavo0

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