28-5-19 mens french open day 2


MENS FRENCH OPEN ROUND 1

Londero from Argentina beat Basilashvili from Georgia 3-0
Kecmanovic from Serbia beat Kudla from the USA 3-2
Carreno Busta from Spain beat Sousa from Portugal 3-0
Moutet from France beat Vatutin from Russia 3-0
Krajinovic from Serbia beat Tiafoe from the USA 3-2
Herbert from France beat Medvedev from Russia 3-2
Maden from Germany beat Coppejans from Belgium 3-0
Garin from Chile beat Opelka from the USA 3-0
Gasquet from France beat Zverev from Germany 3-0
Carballes Baena from Spain beat Muller from France 3-0
Nadal from Spain beat Hanfmann from Germany 3-0
Coric from Croatia beat Bedene from Slovenia 3-1
In an All Argentine tie Pella beat Andreozzi 3-1
Laaksonen from Switzerland beat Martinez from Spain 3-0
Wawrinka from Switzerland beat Kovalik from Slovakia 3-1
 Simon from France beat Stakhovsky from the Ukraine 3-0
Tsonga from France beat Gojowczyk from Germany 3-1
Caruso from Italy beat Munar from Spain 3-1
Djokovic from Serbia beat Hurkacz from Poland 3-0
Harris from SA beat Rosol from Czech Rep 3-2
Paire from France beat Copil from Romania 3-1
Albot from Moldova beat Sandgren from the USA 3-1
Bublik from Kazakhstan beat Molleker from Germany 3-1
Cuevas from Grease beat Janvier from France 3-0
Struff from Germany beatShapovalov from Canada 3-0
Thiem from Austria beat Paul from the USA 3-1





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