E. Bouchard - P. Kvitova

I was surprised that the underdog is considered to be the Hungarian, but I will continue to support the Frenchman, who impresses me with his playing style. Of course, it won't be easy, as the Hungarian has a very good slice that can cause problems for many tennis players, so I can't completely dismiss him. However, in my opinion, the Frenchman should still prevail in this tournament and if I had to make a prediction, the result would be 3:1 in favor of the Frenchman. So, when considering my options, I am thinking of two scenarios and taking advantage of the over bet. The Frenchman is exceptionally determined and age is not a limit for him, it seems like he can do extraordinary things with his second wind. Let's not forget that the Hungarian entered here as a LL, so if he struggles even a little with his slice, I don't see many chances against the Frenchman.

I was surprised to see that the underdog is considered to be the Hungarian, but I will continue to root for the French, who impress me with their playing style. Of course, it won't be easy, as the Hungarian has a very good slice that can cause problems for many tennis players, so I won't completely write him off. But in my eyes, the Frenchman should still dominate in this tournament and if I had to predict the outcome, it would probably end up with a 3-1 victory for the French, so I am considering two possible scenarios for placing my bets. The Frenchman is extremely determined, age is not a limit for him, and he seems to have a second wind that allows him to do amazing things. Let's also not forget that the Hungarian came here as a lucky loser, so if he struggles even a little against his opponent's slice shots, I don't see many chances for him against the Frenchman.

The old wolf from Chile is in good form now, having won the Challenger and starting Wimbledon solidly. I think it will be a challenge for Draper here. There won't be many breaks because both have strong serves and could potentially go to 3 sets with a few tiebreakers. Overall, I believe Chile will manage to take at least one set, as Draper is one of those players who can surprise during a match.