The Spanish maestro’s streak among the best 10 players in the world has come to an end following his absence at Indian Wells.
Fidel Rubio
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Andy Restrepo
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Andy Restrepo
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Roddy Cons
Jennifer Bubel
Jeffrey May
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Jennifer Bubel
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Jeffrey May
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Jennifer Bubel
Jesús Mariano Martín
Carlitos Alcaraz has joined the select group of Spanish talents who have reached the pinnacle of world tennis.
ByTomás de Cos
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