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The last round of the quarter-finals. When two teams from different continents meet, the game is always interesting. So far, most of the knockout matches have been favorable in terms of cards. The players on both teams are not holding back and are collecting quite a few cards. The referee appointed is Argentina's F. Tello, who has only shown 4 warnings in this tournament. But in South American tournaments, he averages around 6 warnings.

The last eighth-final match. When two teams from different continents meet, the game is always interesting. So far, most of the elimination matches have been favorable in terms of cards. The players of both teams do not hold back and choose many of them. The referee appointed is Argentine F. Tello, who has already shown 4 warnings once. However, he usually shows an average of 6 cards in South American tournaments.

Well, I think a little shock is enough and maybe r16 was enough for them, here is the line. BVB recovered as a team, even though they didn't have the best start in the cwc, they had to recover. And Mexico should just give up now, the only team that played normally against them in the cwc was River Plate, where they were dominated. And against Inter they only drew because their form is now known + the change of coach, and the Japanese are not at their best as they say. BvB didn't have the best fate, but they have concentrated and can show their magic, so good luck to them.

Caitlin Clark will not be in these matches, so the other players will have to collect her portion of points accordingly. The main option to choose them is Patty Mitchell, who is currently averaging 18.9 points per game in this WNBA season. Lately, her form has been truly impressive. Without Clark playing, this player easily scored 20+ points.

Even though Rinderknech played 5 sets, but after Peru against Zverev, I think the Frenchman will be very well disposed and prepared to continue playing excellently. Good serving and decent play from the backline looks very good from the French side, and when playing against a clay court specialist it should be easy enough to handle. I think the advantage can be taken here, but due to the long final clash and Peru looking suitable, Garin manages to win win on grass, and this year has already won 4 matches at Wimbledon, but I think he will fall against the Frenchman who looks very good.

In the last five played games, Indiana scored a higher number of points than 84. Even Dallas, with only six days of rest, managed to score 86 points against the "Fever" team. Not to mention Minnesota, who plays at home. In their arena, the "Lynx" feel very good and rarely lose.

The visitors are coming after a long trip, so it will be harder for them to get into the game. The hosts played two days ago, but it was more like an active practice than a WNBA game - they dominated Connecticut with a score of 102:63. The atmosphere is perfect for another successful game for Minnesota.

The Lynx girls are currently much stronger than the Fever as they have 14 wins out of 16 games compared to the Fever's 8 out of 16. In this season, as usual, the Lynx defeated the Fever by 11 points. I believe that the Lynx will successfully defend their tournament title, as they are a very strong and dominant team at the moment, which should be proven at home.

The last opportunity for one non-European club to reach the quarterfinals. The Monterrey club, who have good football players according to Mexican standards such as Ramos, are clearly weaker compared to Dortmund. The German club, which is getting even better, is strong and with their young players they can achieve great things. There should be no nerves from the Dortmund players, as that is to be expected from a Mexican club. Good odds, and all Europeans have been successful against their opponents from other continents in the knock-out stages, so there should be no difference here, especially considering that there have already been two surprises in a row. Therefore, I don't think we should expect any more of them.

The choice for the winner of the third quarter. The weakest quarter without any doubt because there is no Djokovic, Alcaraz or Sinner. I choose Fritz, an outstanding player who had a great season and played on grass, winning 2 out of 3 tournaments, even though he didn't demonstrate his best game at Eastbourne. His main opponents are Zverev and Medvedev. I won't say anything new about Zverev, he is a player with a weak mentality and has generally shown the worst results in Grand Slams, never reaching the 4th round. And Fritz himself has beaten him before, including at last year's Wimbledon and this year's Stuttgart Final on grass.

Medvedev is not in his best form this year, even though he played fairly well on grass at Halle, but was easily handled by Bublik. Also, one solid tournament is not enough to convince me. Other candidates like Berrettini, who hasn't played in any tournament in the past month and a half, will definitely fall early, and Khachanov doesn't convince me either.

The surface is favorable for Fritz, a rising player, although there is always a risk with him at Grand Slams because he has had some failures in the past. However, he also has a potential to reach the final. Personally, I see him as the favorite in this quarter.

The completely irrational coefficient is given here for Lorenzo to win Wimbledon. It is not at all convincing that Musetti has the same chances to win Wimbledon as Hurkacz, Tommy Paul or Rublev. Musetti is a top-tier tennis player who has started his elite level on grass. Last year, he reached the semifinals of Wimbledon and lost to Nole, while being ranked 25-30 at the time. This year, Musetti is on a completely different level and knowing his abilities on grass, this is complete disrespect and I hope the bookmakers will regret this coefficient. As for injuries and other factors, it is not worth putting too much thought into, but putting ten or twenty euros may be worth it, I am not sure if better odds can be found.