Fabian Marozsan - Hubert Hurkacz

New day, new match, but in Topo's case, I don't really see how he could win even a set in this match. The German, who returned after an injury, won his first qualifying match, but in the second one against a slightly better opponent, he lost 6-0 6-1 and didn't win a single service game. Maybe he knew that he would still qualify, but it's difficult to come back after an injury, and now the opponent is even stronger. The Belgian, Bergs, is not a bad clay court player, having won three clay court tournaments in his career. Although I hope Topo looks better than in their last meeting, I predict that Bergs will win in straight sets.

Another match with a fairly clear favourite and I think a clear 2-0 result. The Chinese player, who has only had two successful seasons on clay, has left his better years behind and is no longer the same after his injuries. Yes, he did shine in the Australian challenger and win, but realistically it is the only tournament this season where he has won 2 or more matches. The clay season is difficult for him, especially against a very solid opponent who plays well on this surface. After the Grand Slam tournament, the Italian looks great on clay, but now after a tough tournament in Peru, his results have declined. However, the quality and style of his game do not give any hope for the Chinese player.

Tabilo's well-known experience and ground make him solid, and the fact that he has beaten Brazil twice in the past and recently did it again, shows that his form has stabilized. However, Brazil is still young but seems to have caught a good form overall, and in my opinion, it should be a similar three-set match as before, with Brazil ultimately triumphing due to their fighting spirit. It wouldn't be surprising to see a 0:2 score, but with Tabilo's solid serving, he should at least reach one tie-break, where the match can go either way.