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Djokovic & Tsitsipas in Alcaraz's half.

 

Swiatek & Rybakina in the same half again, Sabalenka gets Kostyuk in R1 but after that it's smooth sailing. Badosa WD with a stress vertebrae fracture. Sakkari gets Muchova which is one player any seed would like to avoid in R1 @Makedonas

 

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3 hours ago, Makedonas said:

Sakkari lost to Muchova here last year in the second round. It's a really tough draw, but at this point it seems obvious that these "draw reveals" are not random but rigged. Sad but true...

watch out for Mayar whom defeated Sakkari last year in Parma final , just kidding :d

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