Newcomers to the league can only come so far, as it is customary for a team with such limited capacity to play successfully for a long time. With four losses in a row and in a slump, Bonn arrives to deepen the situation. Bonn is a solid team that only plays in Germany, so their preparation is always thorough. With such a difference in capacity, Bonn is sure to come out on top in this away game.
Although the composition is not very outstanding, Virtus game is very good, and the results are quite promising. Ivanovič seems to have assembled a strange team that looks very good in Italy, and in the Euroleague, the team is not easy to beat. Against a team like Trieste, Peru must realistically achieve a win.
Continuing their fantastic series and looking very impressive, Maccabi Israel is defeating all of their opponents. Winning consistently by double digits, Maccabi must continue their successful streak against other Israeli teams, which are far from being able to compete with them.
With this coefficient, it can be tried to compare Van Veen, who is still quite young but quite unstable, to Razma, who doesn't have much experience and has not had any big wins. However, here is his chance to break out with well-calculated throws and his average at this championship is a stable 90. In the first competition, Van Veen scored 99 and in the second, an impressive 108. I can't even imagine how he could maintain this average today. In contrast, Littler, who has faced pressure before, should make for an interesting match.
Struggling for the title and looking very solid this season, AS Roma plays at home as they usually do well, and it is mandatory to take points against one of the league's underdogs, Peru. Genoa, who is fighting to avoid relegation, has been showing a very poor defense and consistently loses against top teams, so the score here shouldn't be any different.
United cup is the start of the season, so I would say that both tennis players have a similar chance. On hard surface, Munar has the advantage, but when these players enter the season, I do not see such a significant advantage for the Spaniard. Baez had a very poor season, but just like Munar, that is all in the past, and when the players' game is similar in terms of ranking or height, I don't think there should be a big advantage, and 4 games potentially seems safer, as both had a tough battle on clay surface twice and we could feel the advantage from Baez.
Stefanos Tsitsipas is playing for his country with additional motivation, and even after a very poor season, the Greek should be ready to dominate again. He is a solid tennis player and when focused against someone like Japanese player Peru, he should be able to win 2-0. Although the Japanese player Shintaro Mochizuki has experienced five consecutive losses before winning a set, it will be difficult to expect a win against the Greek. Both players are not in their best form, but I believe this only increases Tsitsipas' chances in this case.