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2024/07/11 18:01 Bu Y. (first set) @-204 8/10
 

Challenger Winnipeg, a tough round of 16! The Australian is comfortable at this level, he likes this surface, and this level of tournament is his element. But... here I choose the Chinese player, who is making great progress in the first set. When he showed his skills in the first round, the 22-year-old, who is in great physical shape, feels comfortable on this surface, and is used to the local conditions, will face a member of the Canadian team, who planned to go further in this tournament. I believe the young player will try to take the initiative from the first few games, which he failed to do in the first round against Vasek.

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