- Jérôme
Golmard (9
September 1973 – 31 July 2017) was a
French tennis player. The left-hander
reached a career-high
singles ranking of
World No. 22 in...
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Adrian Voinea (qualifying competition) Jérôme
Golmard /
Fabrice Santoro (qualified) Jérôme
Golmard /
Fabrice Santoro "Sporting Hall of Fame Recipients:...
- PMID 12849121. S2CID 20443022. Smach,
Mohamed Ali; Jacob, Nelly;
Golmard, Jean-Louis; Charfeddine, B****em; Lammouchi, Turkia; Ben Othman, Leila;...
- 1016/s1474-4422(03)00438-1. PMID 12849121. S2CID 20443022. Smach, MA; Jacob, N;
Golmard, JL; Charfeddine, B; Lammouchi, T; Ben Othman, L; Dridi, H; Bennamou, S;...
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original on 2012-12-16. Dahmani, S.; Brasher, C.; Stany, I.;
Golmard, J.; Skhiri, A.; Bruneau, B.; Nivoche, Y.; Constant, I.; Murat, I. (Jan...
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Goldie 1963 – United
States 1989
Wimbledon quarterfinalist Jérôme
Golmard 1973 2017 France 22
Ranking in 1999 Andrés Gómez 1960 –
Ecuador 4 Winner...
- Moyá was the
defending champion, but lost in the
quarterfinals to Jérôme
Golmard. The top
eight seeds received a bye to the
second round.
Carlos Moyá (quarterfinals)...
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defending champion, but lost in the
first round to
Andrew Ilie. Jérôme
Golmard won the title,
defeating Nicolas Kiefer 6–4, 6–2 in the final. Àlex Corretja...
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Pavel 65 6 6 6 A
Pavel 6 6 6 A
Pavel 6 4 Q W
Black 2 2 2 J
Golmard 2 1r J
Golmard 6 6 6 J
Golmard 77 6 2 4 77 WC B
Bryan 5 4 64 16 N
Lapentti 63 0 6 6 65...
- (first round)
Franco Davín (second round)
Oliver Gross (first round) Jérôme
Golmard (qualifying competition)
Albert Portas (qualifying competition) Sándor...
