Betway Scores

Sat, 20 June

Mexico - W15 Cancun

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Victoria Rodriguez

Argentina - W15 Cordoba

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Agostina Andreazzini

646

260

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Sol Rabin

744

566

Argentina - W15 Lujan

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Fernanda Labrana

Argentina - W15 Luján

FT

Ana Victoria Gobbi Monllau Jennifer Rosa Dourado

Argentina - W15 Trelew

FT

Sofia Da Cruz Mendonca Jennifer Rosa Dourado

166

612

Argentina - W50 San Miguel De Tucuman

FT

Carla Markus Jennifer Rosa Dourado

Brazil - W15 Brasilia

FT

Leticia Garcia Vidal Jennifer Rosa Dourado

7⁷6

6⁵1

Brazil - W15 Mogi das Cruzes

FT

Lais Mika Shibata Jennifer Rosa Dourado

632

466

FT

Grana Thaisa Pedretti Jennifer Rosa Dourado

Brazil - W15 Sao Joao da Boa Vista

FT

Laura Badia Jennifer Rosa Dourado

366

631

Brazil - W15 Sao Luis

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Martina Macarena Torrales Tebes

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Livia Santo

FT

Jennifer Rosa Dourado Hibah Shaikh

Brazil - W35 Cuiaba

FT

Maria Eduarda Lages Jennifer Rosa Dourado

6³6

7⁷4

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