File:Wimbledon Grojean 2004 RJL.JPG

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Description	English: Sebastien Grosjean, 10th seed, in his 3rd round match against Jan-Michael Gambill. Photo taken looking away from court no.1 onto court 18 on the 1st Friday of the 2004 Championships. ricjl 00:38, 2 Jul 2004 (UTC)
Date	2004-07-02 (original upload date)
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