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Last year, Vukic beat his opponent on grass, and this year he even defeated him on a hard court 2-0, so it's time for him to prove his superiority on clay as well. In February, he even beat an Australian 6-2 6-2, and overall Vukic is young and hungry. It is very rare for him to have a chance in ATP tournaments, but he still gives his best effort even in qualifiers, surprising or at least challenging his opponents. Vukic seems completely exhausted, and clay is not his strong suit as he has been in the negatives for three years now. His loss to a weak player in Morocco suggests that he may not be worth paying attention to on clay, so even though the odds are low, it's safe to bet against him in sets or even games.
As far as I saw, Potapova is riding the wave in this tournament. Maybe even feeling like a local after changing citizenship to Austrian 😁 and receiving some sympathy and support from the spectators. Her game with Korpatch was very good, and then against local Tagger she played perfectly in the first set, but Potapova managed to win in the tiebreak. Potapova practically makes no unnecessary mistakes, which surprised me; she handles the rallies well and plays tactically.
Vekic played against Pliskova, and from what I observed, it was one of the most subpar matches I've seen here. Too many errors and poor movement, and Vekic collected quite a few double faults from her serves. So I can't see her as a favorite here.
As I saw in both games, Potapova is riding the wave in this tournament. Maybe even changing citizenship to Austrian, she feels like a local 😁 , I think even the viewers have some sympathy and support for her. Very good game from Potapova with Korpatch, then with the local Tagger who played perfectly in the first set but Potapova managed to win the tiebreak. She practically makes no unnecessary errors, as she did before, which surprised me. She handles the episodes well and plays confidently.
Vekic played against Pliskova, as much as I watched, it was one of the blankest matches I've seen here. Too many mistakes and poor movement, Vekic collected quite a few double faults from her serve. So I don't see her as a favorite at all.
Otto Virtanen @1.530 8/10
Potapova Anastasia (gamess -2,5) @2.130 8/10
