10SBALLS SHARES A PHOTO GALLERY FROM THE SWISS OPEN TENNIS IN GSTAAD
epa06112758 Feliciano Lopez of Spain in action during his second round match against Yannick Hanfmann of Germany at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER |
Feliciano Lopez of Spain in action during his second round match against Yannick Hanfmann of Germany at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
Norbert Gombos of Slovakia in action against Fabio Fognini of Italy during a second round game at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
Fabio Fognini of Italy in action against Norbert Gombos of Slovakia during a second round game at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
Yannick Hanfmann of Germany in action during his second round match against Feliciano Lopez of Spain at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
Ernests Gulbis of Latvia in action against Paolo Lorenzi of Italy during a second round game at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
Feliciano Lopez of Spain in action during his second round match against Yannick Hanfmann of Germany at the Swiss Open tennis tournament in Gstaad, Switzerland, 27 July 2017. EPA/PETER SCHNEIDER
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