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Seeds caught in Miami vice
sportal.co.nz Mar 29, 2008
Three big seeds have fallen at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami as Novak Djokovic, David Nalbandian and Richard Gasquet all bowed out in the Miami tournament's second round on Friday (US time). ... Second seed Rafael Nadal accounted for German Benjamin Becker in a 7-5 6-2...
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- Samuel Querrey,
- Sebastien Grosjean,
- David Nalbandian,
- Andreas Seppi,
- Fabrice Santoro,
- Juan Martin Del Potro,
- Kevin Anderson,
- Guillermo Canas,
- Rafael Nadal,
- Xavier Malisse,
- Nicolas Mahut,
- James Blake,
- Richard Gasquet,
- Benjamin Becker
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