Tu L. - Comesana F.

We need to try hanging over here. Nakashima still hasn't warmed up his feet in Montreal. Even though the period is short and fast, I don't think ~48 hours is enough for a full recovery.
Kovacevic already beat Khachanov in 3 sets and has warmed up his feet in Cincinnati.
The last h2h match between these talents ended with exactly this over, 23 games, leaning towards Brandon's side.
Kovacevic's strong serves and Nakashima's adaptability should allow me to hit the over today, I believe.

Cincinnati Tournament

Clay court tennis player Ignacio Buse rarely plays on hard courts during the season and also celebrates for Peru. The Peruvian representative, who makes many mistakes on this surface, always avoids tournaments on hard courts, but when there is no other choice and a big check can be won in the first round, he comes to play. The Australian, who excels on hard courts, also has five years of experience in handicap matches, giving him the advantage in this match. Walton lacks stability, but he is a top ATP tournament player, who I think is a clear favorite in this match. At the moment, Walton is playing consistently on hard courts, and although his form is not the best, it can be said that it is not at all good for Buse. Therefore, Peru must celebrate the favorite, and I believe this coefficient is worthy of attention, considering the circumstances.

There are no other options here for what to build because of ML. Bergs had a 9-day Peru trip and it is not clear what kind of game rhythm he had in general. He has his serve and that's about it for knowledge. Merida is playing a very good stretch in his life, and at the moment he is definitely worthy of being ranked higher in the ATP. In 10 days he has played 5 games already. Yesterday he beat Chile. The only question mark is about strength. If there is not enough strength left after this impressive stretch, Bergs might struggle in the match. The logic and everything else is on Mediros' side, who had an impressive stretch of wins over Chile, Tien, Griekspoor, Michelsen, and Humbert.