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 - Men's Doubles - 1st Rnd.
  Luis Horna PER 
  Nicolas Lapentti ECU 
 35   
Match Completed
  Michal Mertinak SVK 
  Petr Pala CZE 
Winner 67   
ScoreboardMatch Statistics
Elapsed Time by Set: 2848

  Match Summary
  Horna (PER)/
Lapentti (ECU)		Mertinak (SVK)/
Pala (CZE)
  Double Faults33
  Unforced Errors21
  Winning % on 1st Serve28 of 44 = 64 %29 of 40 = 73 %
  Winning % on 2nd Serve5 of 15 = 33 %12 of 23 = 52 %
  Receiving Points Won22 of 63 = 35 %26 of 59 = 44 %
  Break Point Conversions2 of 2 = 100 %4 of 7 = 57 %
  Total Points Won5567



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