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Rochusclub Düsseldorf, 20-26 May 2007 RED GROUP BLUE GROUP Nation Nation Score Nation Nation Score Sun ARGENTINA vs SWEDEN 2:1 Sun GERMANY vs. BELGIUM 3:0 20 May Juan Ignazio CHELA vs. Robin SODERLING 16 46 20 May Philipp KOHLSCHREIBER vs. Olivier ROCHUS 63 16 61 CC1 Jose ACASUSO vs. Jonas BJORKMAN 67(3) 76(7) 63 CC2 Florian MAYER vs. Kristof VLIEGEN 63 64 12:00 A.Calleri / J.I.Chela vs. J.Bjorkman / T.Johansson 64 46 10-6 12:00 M.Kohlmann / A.Waske vs. O.Rochus / S.Darcis 76(4) 75 Mon USA vs. CHILE 1:2 Mon CZECH REP. vs. SPAIN 2:1 21 May James BLAKE vs. Fernando GONZALEZ 46 57 21 May Tomas BERDYCH vs. David FERRER 16 36 CC1 Mardy FISH vs. Nicolas MASSU 46 67(1) CC2 Jan HAJEK vs. Bartolomeu SALVA-VIDAL 62 64 12:45 M.Bryan/B.Bryan vs. J.Aguilar/J.Peralta 61 62 12:45 T.Berdych/M.Damm vs. D.Ferrer/B.Salva-Vidal 57 63 10-8 Tue USA vs. ARGENTINA 2:1 Weds GERMANY vs. SPAIN 1:2 22 May James Blake vs. Agustin Calleri 26 63 64 23 May Phillipp KOHLSCHREIBER vs. David FERRER 36 57 CC1 Mardy Fish vs. Juan Acasuso 57 46 CC2 Florian MAYER vs. Nicolas ALMAGRO 46 46 12:45 M.Bryan/B.Bryan vs. A.Calleri/J.I.Chela 62 61 12:45 M.Kohlmann/A.Waske vs. N.Almagro/B.Salva-Vidal 76(3) 63 Tue CHILE vs. SWEDEN 2:1 Wed CZECH REP. vs. BELGIUM 2:1 22 May Fernando GONZALEZ vs. Robin SODERLING 46 75 64 23 May Tomas BERDYCH vs. Olivier ROCHUS 63 60 CC2 Nicolas MASSU vs. Jonas BJORKMAN 75 67(6) 60 CC1 Jan HAJEK vs. Kristof VLIEGEN 76(7) 64 12:45 F.Gonzalez/N.Massu vs. J.Bjorkman/T.Johansson 75 36 7-10 12:45 T.Berdych/M.Damm vs. S.Darcis/O.Rochus 46 63 7-10 Thu ARGENTINA vs. CHILE 3:0 Fri CZECH REP. vs. GERMANY 3:0 24 May Juan Ignacio CHELA vs. Fernando GONZALEZ 63 75 25 May Tomas BERDYCH vs. Phillipp KOHLSCHREIBER 63 62 CC1 Jose ACASUSO vs. Nicolas MASSU 63 64 CC1 Jan HAJEK vs. Florian MAYER 76(4) 62 12:45 A.Calleri/S.Prieto vs. J.Aguilar/J.Peralta 64 75 12:45 T.Berdych/M.Damm vs. B.Becker/M.Kohlmann 64 64 Thu USA vs. SWEDEN 1:2 Fri SPAIN vs. BELGIUM 3:0 24 May James BLAKE vs. Robin SODERLING 36 36 25 May David FERRER vs. Olivier ROCHUS 63 64 CC2 Mike BRYAN vs. Thomas JOHANSSON 36 36 CC2 Nicolas ALMAGRO vs. Kristof VLIEGEN 62 61 12:45 M.Bryan/B.Bryan vs. T.Johansson/R.Soderling 62 61 12:45 D.Ferrer/B.Salva-Vidal vs. S.Darcis/O.Rochus 63 36 10-8 Team Standings FINALS - Saturday, 26 May 2007 - CC1 - Starting at 11:45 Noon Red Group Blue Group Sat ARGENTINA vs. CZECH REP. 2:1 Argentina 2:1 Czech Rep. 3:0 26 May Juan Ignacio CHELA vs. Tomas BERDYCH 63 36 67(5) Chile 2:1 Spain 2:1 CC1 Agustin CALLERI vs. Jan HAJEK 63 61 Sweden 1:2 Germany 1:2 11:45 J.Acasuso/A.Calleri vs. T.Berdych/M.Damm 26 64 10-4 USA 1:2 Belgium 0:3 Dietloff Von Arnim Thomas Schrader 26 May 2007 18:35 Roland Herfel Mark Darby Tournament Director Tour ManagerDate and Time Referee ATP Supervisor.

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