Tennis

I don't understand such a coefficient, Navone won the tournament, Zverevas was unable to take back the court in Cobol. Not taking advantage of such a coefficient with Navone's good game is a missed opportunity. I believe Navone will give us a good fight against a tired Zverev...

Hugo, although he is not the greatest clay expert, due to favorable conditions, he can shine here. Of course, Atman is not a weak player either, he is also left-handed and both of them are left-handers, so I think it should be a close match. I sympathize more with Humbert, although he cannot be trusted too much, but experience should play a significant role in this pair.

Although Gaubas is considered a prominent fighter, I currently have no doubt about his ability to win a set. His skills are excellent, and he can defend himself well. If there is any hope, it is for a good result in the first set, but there may be nuances later that could be psychologically challenging if the set is unsuccessful. Physically, Canada is solid and can offer much more with its height, and this year's mental strength has also greatly improved. The odds are worth the risk and the attempt.

Although Gaubas is considered a prominent wrestler, I have no doubt about his ability to win one set. His techniques work well and he can defend himself well, so if there is anything to hope for, it is a good result in the first set. Later, there may be psychological difficulties if the first set is unsuccessful. However, physically, being strongly built and having a taller height, Canada can offer more than Gaubas, especially with the added psychological aspect this year. The odds are worth the risk and the attempts.

American Damm smoothly passed the qualifiers and won the first round, stamping aces, winners, and not facing any difficulties. Czech star Mensik is slightly behind me, as she lacks stability, and this year she has not yet played on sand. In my opinion, the American citizen will give Mensik a serious fight.

Gaubas has reached a huge period, towards this guy, and I am very happy about it, but I think Vilius will not have any medicine before Felix. I see a strong minus in Lithuania's game, which is the inability to receive the ball. We know that Canada has a very strong serve and that could cause serious problems for Gaubas. I would also give Felix a slight advantage in the game.

We move with Norwegian talent who has conquered the qualifiers and demonstrates beautiful game, has a good serve, court movement and sharp strikes. Canada, I think, will be our winners or opponents, so we cannot fully trust them. We choose a good team and significantly more skilled player.

Russian began the year impressively well, but currently has fallen into a deep pit. By the way, we know that the ground is not his strong suit, as he recently played tragic matches and received 3 red cards. Marozanas gave the battle to the Forest on the hard court this year, when the Tree was shining and the court was his home. Struggling on the ground today, I would dare to say that it is time to choose a representative from a Polish country.