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2010 Men’s U.S. Open
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
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c/o M Resort & Las Vegas Hilton
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Hilton
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Roger Federer
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5-2
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9-4
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Rafael Nadal
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2-1
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2-1
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Andy Murray
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3-1
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9-2
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Novak Djokovic
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12-1
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10-1
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Robin Soderling
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20-1
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15-1
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Tomas Berdych
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20-1
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15-1
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Andy Roddick
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25-1
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20-1
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Nikolay Davydenko
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45-1
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40-1
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Marin Cilic
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55-1
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40-1
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga
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60-1
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50-1
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Fernando Verdasco
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80-1
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60-1
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Ernests Gulbis
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30-1
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60-1
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John Isner
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60-1
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60-1
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David Nalbandian
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15-1
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10-1
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Sam Querrey
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65-1
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50-1
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Lleyton Hewitt
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80-1
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100-1
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Richard Gasquet
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100-1
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100-1
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Fernando Gonzalez
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100-1
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100-1
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Gael Monfils
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20-1
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100-1
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David Ferrer
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150-1
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10-1
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Mikhail Youzhny
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150-1
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10-1
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James Blake
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150-1
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10-1
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Stanislas Wawrinka
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200-1
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10-1
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Jurgen Melzer
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200-1
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10-1
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Marcos Baghdatis
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100-1
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10-1
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Field
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20-1
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10-1
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| Odds subject to change
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