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Francisco Cerundolo - Joao Fonseca

02/16 19:00 False9 +9.20
2025/02/16 13:13 (Joao Fonseca) @115 8/10
 

First ever Fonsecos ATP final, so I think he will play carefully and not 'bash' the ball as much as he did before in the tournament. Yesterday surprised with Djere, showing the most solid tennis throughout the week. Cerundolo can beat anyone, but he is not an exceptional level player. Even though he is from Argentina, he has a strong support from Joao, so the difference in support won't be significant. It was surprising that the young player is the underdog.

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