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1. 2019 citi open
2. 2022 citi open
3. 2012 citi open
4. 2017 citi open
5. 2021 kremlin cup
6. 2021 los cabos open
7. 2021 winston-salem open
8. 2021 atlanta open
9. 2021 silicon valley classic
10. 2018 rogers cup
11. 2022 atlanta open
12. 2021 western & southern open
13. 2021 rolex paris masters
14. 2021 french open
15. 2022 western & southern open
16. 2021 national bank open
17. 2019 bb&t atlanta open
18. 2021 bnp paribas open
19. 2022 atp cup
20. atp qatar open
21. 2021 wta poland open
22. 2021 miami open
23. 2022 hall of fame open
24. 2021 croatia open umag
25. 2022 swiss open gstaad
26. 2022 croatia open umag
27. 2022 dallas open
28. kingfisher airlines tennis open
29. 2019 rogers cup
30. 2022 polish open
31. 2020 western & southern open
32. 2022 los cabos open
33. 2021 sardegna open
34. 2022 thoreau tennis open
35. 2022 hamburg european open
36. 2021 wimbledon championships
37. 2022 svijany open
38. 2022 bnp paribas open
39. 2022 adelaide international 1
40. 2022 lexington challenger

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