We’ve seen the 250s and the 500s; now it’s time for the men try their luck at the European indoor circuit’s big 1000-point event in Paris. The 2013 season is winding down, but it hasn’t quite unwound yet. Neither the No. 1 ranking, nor all of the spots at the season-ending event in London next week, have been clinched. There are still reasons to play, and reasons to watch. Here’s a look at the draw to see what a few of them might be in Bercy.
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