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The German seems to be getting into his groove, but it's doubtful he will win today, although a three-set battle could occur between these players. The Croatian is a talented player, performing well this season and having confidence in himself. Although the German has more experience in tournaments of this level, which is his main advantage in this match, the Croatian, in general, is more versatile, with a good serve and dynamic game that I believe will be the key to success. Due to the lack of experience, he may easily give away a set, so in my opinion, the optimal option would be three sets, and I will also take a risk on the Croatian winning after three sets.
I believe Baez, who is performing very well this season, is the clear favorite for the tournament. Even though he is only ranked 5th and has the second lowest odds in the Peru tournament, all other players seem like shadows in comparison. After easily defeating our player, Gauba, he now faces a fairly easy French player, in which match Baez is considered a clear favorite. He will then face either Mannarino or Merida, who will also most likely be easy opponents. I don't see any other players who could be a problem for Baez. He is an excellent clay expert and when facing weaker opponents, I don't think there will be anyone to match him.