Bulgaria's Tennis Star Grigor Dimitrov Crashes Out Early Again, Set to Drop Out of Top 100
Grigor Dimitrov recorded another early exit, losing in the opening round of the Monte Carlo Masters and continuing a difficult start to the season
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Top Bulgarian male tennis player Grigor Dimitrov on Thursday was defeated by Gilles M?ller (Luxembourg) in a Queen's match as the two were eyeing a place in the quarter-finals.
By losing 4:7, 6:7, Dimitrov failed to defend the Aegon championship title he reaped last year.
Dimitrov is still unable to end a series of defeats in a tough season that began in end-2014. He is currently placed 11th in the ATP rankings and was 10th at the same time of last year.
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