Simon - Anderson

I don't know why the French are being underestimated in this case, but it's definitely worth trying to bet on his match against Peru. Yes, Brazil currently seems superior considering the forms of both tennis players, but not too long ago there was a match in Monte Carlo where, thanks to some successful moments, the match seemed to lean towards Brazil, even though the Frenchman didn't play poorly. Here in Munich, where the courts don't seem as slow as expected, there is a chance to see an even stronger serve, flat shots, and precise playing near the net, which should once again trouble Brazil, who tends to play further back and look for opportunities to play rallies with opponents, where he feels like a fish in water.

In my opinion, it will be a real three-set battle, but the outcome of the third set will depend on several factors, both psychological and physical, and it could ultimately tip in the Frenchman's favor.