Isner J. - Herbert P.

Even though Zverev seemed very confident in the last match, Shelton has something that could catch a set. Yesterday I was watching the Argentina duel, it was strong American hills, Peru took the initiative in the set and then almost let it slip, but the guy was able to show character in certain moments and even managed to win, although it didn't surprise me because I had that thought, but I still remained with the thought that a serious clay player will take that set of troubles and even after getting the first set, Peru couldn't take it. Shelton is hard to predict because of his emotions, sometimes it seems like he can play above his abilities and I strongly believe that he can demonstrate another good fight. The book is very hesitant about Shelton, but when he catches the wave, there is probably nothing to discuss. So all in all, I would guess that it will be a three-set battle, and the coefficient for over is quite good.

3-time ATP winner Zverev plays at home and even though he hasn't had much success lately, the German is still a great clay court player and has the support of his fans. The Hungarian is erratic and struggles against top players, and when facing Zverev, who I believe will have a clear 2-0 lead, he already lost a set to Griekspoor, but the Hungarian doesn't have a strong serve, so I think the German will have many opportunities to break. In the final, it seems that Cerundolo will be his opponent, but he is far from easy to beat. His weak serve and young ambition may help him defeat other opponents, but it will be difficult for him to compete against Zverev's powerful baseline shots. With the tournament being held at home, Zverev must redeem himself and prove his ability and determination. Therefore, in my opinion, the clear favorite for this tournament is the local Zverev.