Jeremy's scalps in this tournament include Spanish Adrian Menendez-Maceiras (#233) and Marcel Granollers (#32), Argentinian Juan Martin del Potro (#7), and Italian Andreas Seppi (#23).
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Jeremy Chardy Plays With Confidence
Jeremy's scalps in this tournament include Spanish Adrian Menendez-Maceiras (#233) and Marcel Granollers (#32), Argentinian Juan Martin del Potro (#7), and Italian Andreas Seppi (#23).
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