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Tennis : Djokovic commence à Rome par un succès face à Etcheverry

  • May 12, 2023
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Le n°1 mondial et tenant du titre de ce Masters 1000 de Rome s'impose en deux sets face à l'Argentin Tomas Etcheverry. Le N.1 mondial et tenant du titre Novak Djokovic a repris pied sur la terre battue du Masters 1000 de Rome vendredi en s'imposant au 2e tour face à l'Argentin Tomas Etcheverry (61e)

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