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Tennis - 2004 French Open - Roland Garros - Paris - France - 24/5-6/6/04 Arnaud Clement - France after his match with Fabrice Santoro - France . The match ended up being
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We Are Tennis on Twitter: "⏪ May 25 2004 was played the longest match in @ rolandgarros history between Frenchmen Fabrice Santoro and Arnaud Clément. It lasted 6h33, Santoro won 6-4 6-3 6-7 3-6 16-14! 😵 https://t.co/uuCQhAfdVt" / Twitter
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The day Santoro and Clement completed their epic marathon
The day Santoro and Clement completed their epic marathon
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The day Santoro and Clement completed their epic marathon
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Santoro wins the longest match
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Santoro wins the longest match
Tennis - French Open - Roland Garros, Paris - 25/5/04 Fabrice Santoro (France) serves during his match with Arnaud Clement (France). The match ended up being the longest ever in tennis Mandatory
