| Date | R | Home v Away | - |
|---|
| 12/03 08:00 |
29 |
[268] Edan Leshem v Yannick Mertens
[302] |
6-7,3-6
|
| 12/02 09:55 |
28 |
[268] Edan Leshem v Scott Griekspoor
[390] |
6-3,2-6,6-2
|
| 12/02 08:30 |
28 |
[302] Yannick Mertens v Matteo Viola
[287] |
6-2,6-2
|
| 12/01 09:00 |
27 |
Alon Elia v Matteo Viola
|
Retired
|
| 12/01 09:00 |
27 |
Maxime Pauwels v Yannick Mertens
|
2-6,2-6
|
| 12/01 09:00 |
27 |
Scott Griekspoor v Mor Bulis
|
6-1,6-4
|
| 12/01 09:00 |
27 |
Edan Leshem v Ben Patael
|
7-6,6-4
|
| 11/30 09:55 |
26 |
Scott Griekspoor v Damien Bayard
|
6-3,6-2
|
| 11/30 09:35 |
26 |
Julien Dubail v Matteo Viola
|
1-6,1-6
|
| 11/30 09:35 |
26 |
Edan Leshem v Goran Markovic
|
6-0,6-2
|
| 11/30 08:00 |
26 |
Alon Elia v Vladimir Polyakov
|
6-4,6-4
|
| 11/30 08:00 |
26 |
Constantin B Kouzmine v Yannick Mertens
|
1-6,3-6
|
| 11/30 08:00 |
26 |
Maxime Pauwels v Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc
|
6-4,3-6,6-4
|
| 11/30 08:00 |
26 |
Shahar Elbaz v Mor Bulis
|
1-6,3-6
|
| 11/30 08:00 |
26 |
Darko Jandric v Ben Patael
|
2-6,3-6
|
| 11/29 12:05 |
25 |
Julien Dubail v Omer Touchmair
|
6-1,6-1
|
| 11/29 11:50 |
25 |
Edan Bakshi v Matteo Viola
|
2-6,1-6
|
| 11/29 11:40 |
25 |
Scott Griekspoor v Yannai Barkai
|
6-4,6-1
|
| 11/29 11:25 |
25 |
Ran Amar v Ben Patael
|
5-7,3-6
|
| 11/29 10:55 |
25 |
Damien Bayard v Michael Boguslavsky
|
6-0,6-2
|
| 11/29 10:15 |
25 |
Ugo Blanchet v Yannick Mertens
|
2-6,2-6
|
| 11/29 09:50 |
25 |
Edan Leshem v Loic Perret
|
6-2,7-5
|
| 11/29 09:30 |
25 |
Louroi Martinez v Vladimir Polyakov
|
1-6,4-6
|
| 11/29 09:15 |
25 |
Orel Ovil v Goran Markovic
|
4-6,6-2,4-6
|
| 11/29 08:00 |
25 |
Jordan Hasson v Antoine Cornut-Chauvinc
|
2-6,4-6
|
| 11/29 08:00 |
25 |
Shinnosuke Hiramatsu v Constantin B Kouzmine
|
7-5,6-7,1-6
|
| 11/29 08:00 |
25 |
Damien Wenger v Shahar Elbaz
|
1-6,4-6
|
| 11/29 08:00 |
25 |
Darko Jandric v Nikolay Kolobaev
|
6-2,6-1
|
| 11/29 08:00 |
25 |
Vladyslav Orlov v Mor Bulis
|
0-6,6-3,3-6
|
| 11/28 08:00 |
25 |
Volodymyr Uzhylovskyi v Alon Elia
|
Retired
|
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