Haas - Muller

Raonic is plagued by injuries, but when he plays, he performs well. Grass is very suitable for his tennis style, because he has an impressive serve. The opponent on the grass is also quite good, but he is inconsistent and you never know what kind of Thompson you will get. But his level has definitely dropped in recent years.

Eubankas currently has many losses, but the grass season, which is his most successful, has finally begun and last year it brought me a lot of profit. One year ago, he won the Mallorca ATP, and reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon, where he only lost to Medvedev after 5 sets. Nakashima is an unstable player, psychologically weak, so I am going with Christopher and hoping to repeat last year's performances.

Italian grass expert, his favorite surface, has won several ATP tournaments on it (including Stuttgart) and has participated in the Wimbledon final. The level of Russian play has significantly declined, with many losses, so I believe that Matteo is more reliable in these circumstances.

The logic is simple: a lower-level player collects and has a poorer serve. Most likely this coefficient is due to Popyrin's poor ground season, but I don't pay attention to that because grass is a different world.

Huesler looked very convincing in the qualification round in my opinion, holding both serves, while Bautista's first match on grass this year could potentially result in an upset.