Marco Trungelliti - Borna Gojo

In my opinion, the French player is my favorite, surprising with his good game not only on hard/indoor courts, but also on clay. I believe he will quickly make it into the top 100. After winning the wine challenge, he came to Europe, where the ground is different compared to here, so I think he will need some time to adapt. He easily defeated a weak opponent in the first round, so I don't think he will have much trouble with the Peruvian player. I think the French player will have an advantage on the clay courts in Madrid.

Let's go once again with Marco, who, as I mentioned before, is still living his career as a striker at 37 years old! He plays superbly for Argentina, but his age might slow him down due to fatigue. He's a young, promising talent, but the lack of experience could affect Marco's outcome, with Argentina currently leading 3-0 against Spain.

At only 29 years old, Julia Grabher has already won 18 ITF titles on clay courts. She was known for her excellent skills at defeating lower level players. She used to compete at a similar level as Kraus, but this year she has completely lost her form and can't seem to win anything, even dropping down to ITF level last week and losing in the second round to Zaar 0:6; 1:6. I think one of the main reasons for this is her poor serving, with a weak serve. It's difficult for her to handle the ball against players like Zaar, with whom she had 8 double faults. Despite having good technical skills, she struggles to play against powerful players. This is a very disappointing moment for her. On the other hand, Badosa, a talented local player, has suffered from injuries from time to time, but she is on a completely different level. With her strong serve and powerful shots, I have no doubt that she will break through and have opportunities to break Grabher's serve.