Caruso S. - Pellegrino A.

Switzerland has a good serve and can play well in rallies, as shown against Mochizuki. Nakashima burned a lot in the past grass season, although he also has a good serve and is an all-round player, he has a lot of problems with psychology and can't win many games in a row. This was also evident in the match with Fonseca, where he was leading 5:1 in the second set with a double break, but failed to take advantage of three match points, lost four games in a row and ultimately lost in the tiebreak. They met this year on hard court and the Swiss won 2-0 without dropping a break, with similar odds to him - 2.63.

You seem to be playing very well in this grass tournament, you have a really good serve that is difficult to break. Nakashima is definitely a higher-class player, but he shouldn't have an easy time, considering he struggled against Svajda, who is not a top-class player.