Ramirez Hidalgo, Ruben (ESP) - Martin, Andrej (SVK)

Stefanos Sakellaridis is playing very confidently this week - he finally regained his trust, his kick serve is almost unreturnable, in the first three matches he lost his serve only five times. His playing style at the moment is somewhat unusual, even reminiscent of "junkballing," which can be particularly frustrating for an unstable player like Thiago Seyboth Wild. The latter has been showing weak results lately - barely beating Kodat, who is also not in good form, losing to veteran Kukushkin and Blancaneaux. Wild lacks motivation, makes frequent mistakes, and plays even worse without crowd support. Meanwhile, Sakellaridis has already defeated Berg and nearly matched Jarry - this proves his potential. If he starts serving first, he can quickly take control of the match.

Mayonnaise is simply playing incredibly well in the tournament and overall has been looking good for the past two months, despite Draxl having a higher ranking. However, I believe that the hundreds of points lower racket of Pegales will not be able to prove themselves, and I predict a 2-1 win for Mayo.