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New day, new match, but in Topo's case, I don't really see how he could win even a set in this match. The German, who returned after an injury, won his first qualifying match, but in the second one against a slightly better opponent, he lost 6-0 6-1 and didn't win a single service game. Maybe he knew that he would still qualify, but it's difficult to come back after an injury, and now the opponent is even stronger. The Belgian, Bergs, is not a bad clay court player, having won three clay court tournaments in his career. Although I hope Topo looks better than in their last meeting, I predict that Bergs will win in straight sets.
Even though Dedura lacks Italian level, as a local he can surprise, especially when the Italian is not a stable player, which gives Dedura theoretical chances to fight for at least one set, if he reduces unforced errors. Then, with all the chances, the young player is really determined and tries to compensate for mistakes with his energy during the match. The coefficient is definitely worth a try.
I think it is possible to dare here today. Zverev just finished playing in Monte Carlo, and the conditions here are a bit different, especially when the weather is bad, which is not suitable for Zverev at all. The opponent is not very favorable, with a 2-2 record in previous matches, and just a month ago, Kecma won against Zverev, even though he is a lower level player. Today, there is a chance to catch him off guard and the odds are great for taking a risk.