Katie Boulter - Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova

In both worst seasons and similar stages, there are frequent falls. However, as I observe Rusaite, she took a medical timeout before Anisimova, but the American managed to catch up in the second set, which was already hers. Kudermetova plays very inconsistently, making a lot of mistakes, double faults, and seems to have some shoulder issues that affect her serving. At times, she regains focus and starts playing well, but she is very unstable. Raducanu seemed more stable to me, especially at the backline, where she makes relatively few unforced errors.

Lorenzo Musetti's season on clay found its game, practically, if the tennis player doesn't have some kind of super serve, then there's simply no chance to play against the Italian, they themselves give away points out of futility, even Tsitsipas received a couple of losses over the course of a few weeks, becoming discouraged and frustrated. The same thing happened with Berrettini, who seemed to confidently defeat both Navone and Zverev in Monte Carlo, but ended up being defeated by Musetti, who was immediately deemed hopeless. His serve was just not enough. So it will be difficult for this American to achieve anything, as he doesn't have any special abilities.

Although it may seem clear here, I believe that you can still fight. Gaubas is now riding on a very good wave and the game is simply wonderful. Zverev won last year, but this is not the tournament where Zverev completely dominates and overwhelms his opponents. If Gaubas maintains his game and form, I think he can fight.

I believe there is no need to talk a lot here. Gaubas went through a difficult period and his preceptor, the titled Zverev, stands as the second world rocket, playing really impressively, not counting his mistakes. In my opinion, Ugo Carebl is easily able to beat Ghana, even though Carebl may struggle in the match, but with some of his decisions he may self-destruct. Can Gaubas play better than Carebl? I think yes, with the condition that he will appear even sharper than against Canada's Shapo and Bosnia's Dzumhur. Because this player cannot afford mistakes, and taking his serves will not be so easy. But Zverev is not a machine and he has already proved it more than once, so we are counting on Gaubas and betting on him to win at least one set, which has a quite good coefficient of almost 1 to 4. And we only need one set. I believe the first set will be crucial, as it gives Gaubas a chance to fight with his determination, but with a very high risk, so we are betting only 0.3% of our bank. Good luck.