Albano Olivetti - Henri Laaksonen

Mannarino's time is up. At 37 years old, his rankings are dropping. He started the season with 4 consecutive losses on hard courts. He has been playing in a few tournaments in France, but this one should be where he earns the most points. Meanwhile, Gea is a young Peruvian tennis player who has had a strong start to the season. He has played 12 matches so far, with only one loss. He won a Challenger tournament and played in 5 matches at the Australian Open, including qualifying, where he only lost to Wawrinka in a 5-set tiebreak. He had chances to win the match, but lacked experience at this level. Even though he may seem tired, Gea has played two matches in France where both players retired. MPG withdrew after losing the first set, and Machac also withdrew without playing the entire match, with Gea winning the first set. Gea is the dark horse of this tournament and he may surprise everyone and win his first ATP title this year.

Mannarino's time is over. At 37 years old, his rankings are falling. He started the season with 4 consecutive losses on hard courts. He passed through a couple of rounds in France, but this should have been a tournament where he could have earned the most points. In the meantime, young Peruvian tennis player Gea has had a strong start to the season. He has played 12 matches so far, with only one loss. He won a Challenger tournament and played 5 matches at the Australian Open, including the qualifiers, and only lost to Wawrinka in a 5-set tiebreak. He had chances to win the match, but his lack of experience at this level was a factor. Even though he may be facing fatigue, Gea has had two matches in France where both players did not finish. MPG withdrew after losing the first set, and Machac also withdrew without completing the match, with Gea having won the first set. He could be the dark horse of this tournament and potentially win his first ATP tournament this year.