Swiatek, Iga - Rybakina, Elena

Since last year, I have often gone with Jarry from the Monte Carlo tournament and I am going this time, even though Paul is looking very good at the moment and I would even say it is strange to see how well he has adapted to this surface, which was unexpected for me, but he has also faced some tough opponents. Yes, Jarry also benefited from Greek errors and ended up here, but he is personally my favorite in this pair. He has a good mentality, he does not give up even at 0:40 and often manages to come back from difficult situations. This is one of the main reasons why it is worth taking him, also let's not forget that Jarry is a clay court player and his favorite surface, he has a solid serve and is able to defend very well, considering Paul, who also has a similar arsenal with a strong serve, it is not a bad idea to stick to defense at the back of the court against Jarry. Overall, Paul definitely deserves to be here and I do not underestimate his abilities, but at this stage, experience on clay can make a difference for Jarry, who may not be the most stable tennis player, but he is able to represent even in the toughest situations. I will take both Peru's simple and complex options to maximize the benefits from this pair, of course, there is also a possibility to suffer a defeat.

Since last year, I have often gone with Jarry from the Monte Carlo tournament and I am going this time, although Paul looks very good at the moment and it's even strange to say that he has adapted so well to this surface. It was really unexpected for me, but even without any opposition he performed here. Yes, Jarry also made some mistakes, but he is personally my favorite in this match-up. He has a strong mindset, can turn things around even at 0:40 and is often able to get dry shots out of the mud. This is one important aspect to consider, and we shouldn't forget that Jarry is a clay court specialist and this is his favourite surface. He also has a solid serve and is very good at defending, which is important against Paul, who also has a similar arsenal with a strong serve. Overall, Paul definitely deserves to be here and I don't underestimate his abilities. However, at this stage, experience on clay can determine the outcome and Jarry, although not the most consistent player, can definitely represent even in the toughest situations. I will take both Peru and a simple option in order to benefit the most from this match-up, but of course it is possible to burn out completely.