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Roger Federer v David Ferrer, Serena Williams v Maria Sharapova: What are the most surprising head-to-head records?

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Yoshihito Nishioka is turning into a problem for Dan Evans. Having won all five of their previous meetings, Nishioka improved his head-to-head record to 6-0 against Evans with a straight-sets victory in Seoul.

The lop-sided record is made even more surprising as Nishioka has been ranked at least 10 places lower than Evans every time they have met.

Ad But what are the most surprising head-to-head records in recent tennis history? US Open'I just needed to stop' — Williams opens up about retiring at US OpenYESTERDAY AT 10:02 Serena Williams 20-2 Maria Sharapova Remember when a 17-year-old Sharapova beat Williams in the 2004 Wimbledon final?

Williams didn’t forget it. “The worst thing Maria Sharapova could have done was to win Wimbledon at age 17 against a woman who was trying to win her third straight," said former world No.

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