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Daniil Medvedev - Alex De Minaur

10/10 10:30 martyko +24.50
2025/10/10 08:41 (Sets -1.5 Daniil Medvedev) @350 7/10
 

Although I don't like the uncertainty and wonder how his leg will look today, the only chance to beat the Australian will be 2:0. The risk is huge, but there is potential. Serves are the key to success and no matter how much we try to predict, everything seems to go in the opposite direction in this tournament. The two brothers continue to create wonders and defy all predictions. So here, against all logic, I am marching and I believe that the only salvation for the Russian will be a quick match, the coefficient matches the risk.

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