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Tue, 29 April

Austria - Challenger Mauthausen

14:15

Neil Oberleitner Fabio Fognini

14:30

Alejandro Moro Canas Thiago Seyboth Wild

15:00

Tadeas Paroulek Joel Schwaerzler

Brazil - Challenger Porto Alegre

14:05

Nikolas Sanchez IzquierdoPedro Sakamoto

14:05

Franco Roncadelli Alex Barrena

14:05

Leonardo Aboian Eduardo Ribeiro

15:30

Luis Guto Miguel Murkel Dellien

15:30

Luciano Emanuel AmbrogiJuan Carlos Prado

15:30

Hernan CasanovaGenaro Alberto Olivieri

17:00

Santiago Rodriguez Taverna Zdenek Kolar

17:00

Conner Huertas Del Pino Nicolas Kicker

17:00

Valerio Aboian Alejo Lorenzo Lingua Lavallen

20:00

Mateus Cardoso AlvesMidon Lautaro

23:00

Alvaro Guillen Meza Matheus Pucinelli de Almeida

Czech Republic - Challenger Ostrava

14:30

Murphy Cassone Jan Kumstat

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