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Thompson is a good player on grass and demonstrates a good game in this tournament, reaching a career-best 4th round at Wimbledon, and I believe we will give a decent challenge to Fritz. Although Fritz has impressive results on grass this year, he often loses a set and in this tournament he has already lost at least one set in all 3 matches, and even in his return to the Eastbourne tournament he has lost at least one set in 6 out of his last 7 matches, so I think that even though the American is a clear favorite, the Australian will win at least one set and I predict a 3-1 victory.
Different opponent awaits Alcaraz and at the same time, I believe we will see a better version of him than what we usually see at Grand Slams in more serious matches. Rublev may not be performing too badly in this tournament, but it's known for years that this player crushes top players in grand slams and I don't see any signs of hope for him playing against a better opponent on grass. When things don't go well, he usually crumbles psychologically, so it wouldn't be surprising if Carlos took a set or two in a crushing manner and then it would just be a formality moving forward.
(Sets Over 3.5) @1.750 7/10
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