Сафиуллин обыграл седьмую ракетку мира на старте турнира в Пекине
Российский теннисист вышел во второй круг турнира ATP 500, победив итальянца Флавио Коболли.
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Роман Сафиуллин, занимающий 84-е место в мировом рейтинге, вышел во второй круг теннисного турнира ATP категории 500 в Пекине.
В матче первого раунда россиянин обыграл итальянца Флавио Коболли, который занимает седьмую строчку мировой классификации.
Победа позволила Сафиуллину продолжить борьбу за трофей турнира и подтвердила его способность конкурировать с игроками топ-десятки рейтинга ATP.
Имя соперника Сафиуллина по следующему раунду турнира на момент публикации не уточнялось.
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