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Aldin Šetkić – the first tennis player from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Published: December 4, 2012
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There have not been any changes on the ATP ranking list in comparison to the last week. Novak Đoković from Serbia is still on the first place, followed by Roger Federer and Andy Murray.

The first Bosnian tennis player for this week is Aldin Šetkić, who improved his position from last time, and he is now on the 237th place on the ATP ranking list. Former best Bosnian tennis player, Damir Džumhur is now on the 245th place.

Here is the ATP ranking list of Bosnian tennis layers:

237. (249) Aldin Šetkić (B&H) 201 245. (224) Damir Džumhur (B&H) 197 259. (259) Mirza Bašić (B&H) 184 387. (372) Tomislav Brkić (B&H) 102 401. (400) Amer Delić (B&H) 93 684. (681) Ismar Gorčić (B&H) 30

 

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