Tennis

I like the odds for Brazil. Both are young, talented, etc. I am rooting more for Joao here. Even though Jodaras defeated him yesterday, his clay game is simply pitiful. Jodaras' main weakness is a weak second serve, I believe the Brazilian will take advantage of that. Maybe it will go to 3 sets, but Brazil seems superior to me and will likely sweep Peru with him.

We continue with the Spanish talent, which demonstrates something incredible, climbing in the rankings and already breaking records for the youngest player. His mature game not only surprises, but also allows us to believe and support him in the game against another young talent, Fonseca. Brazil has an impressive forehand, but often makes mistakes. In my opinion, the lack of stability for Brazil will be a crucial aspect in the match against Jodar.

I believe that Rafael's era should come to an end here. Yes, it looks fantastic and unique to sweep away all the players at such an age, but I blame the dominance of just two players, with all the others being theoretically beatable in certain circumstances. I'm not saying that it will be easy for Brazil, but it should be a painful defeat for Jodar.

Brazil has an impressive forehand that is nearly impossible to resist, aggressive and powerful shots, and enjoys playing long rallies followed by an aggressive approach to the net, ultimately defeating their opponent. I think Jodar will face some lessons here.

Jodar has the advantage of adaptation and a home crowd where he feels particularly strong. Therefore, in addition to all of this, I will try to predict Brazil as the winner and take a risk with a three-set match in which Fonseca will triumph against the Spaniard, who has many more advantages.

On this day, I give the advantage through my eyes to the representative of Paraguay, who neatly passed through the qualifiers and continues his streak in the tournament by defeating tough players Dima and Tien, the latter known as a tough player, but with a famous name nonetheless. After a great week in Germany, and despite the loss in the final, he will have a difficult battle with Carabbeliu, yet they managed to reach Peru. I believe the match is 50/50, so I have decided to choose a higher coefficient.

Although the Greek has won the last 2 matches, he did not convince me that he is returning to the top level in which he was before. He looks tragic in my eyes, with slightly less positivity than before. The question is whether this positivity will be enough to defeat the local hero Merida, who is collecting victories in Peru one after another and appears to be in great shape. It is still doubtful if the Greek's form will make me choose the Spaniard with a very good odds.

The coefficient for the young Norwegian is simply excellent, who brought a slap in front of the period days. The move to Madrid is going incredibly well, he feels the rhythm, and has good control of the ball. The Russian is not at all a clay court player, as he has proven once again this season, and his failure with a score of 60 60 against a nobody is more terrible than terrible. There have been some signs of recovery after defeating Marozana, but I wouldn't be too excited about it. A tough match against the Spaniard for the tough player, while the Russian is chosen.

In this hard-hitting duel, I choose the Russian, who in my opinion is more consistent, makes fewer mistakes, has more experience and is a much more reliable choice with a good coefficient. In my opinion, the Lithuanian is a bit weaker and not as powerful as it may seem on paper.