Andy is back!
Sir Andy, the legend. After a shortened preparation because of his abs discomfort felt during his 2nd round in Toronto, Andy got out of the Moutet trap in 3 sets while Grigor Dimitrov took 4h40 to get rid of Alex Molcan. Not really the scenario we could expect as this second round approaches!
Indeed, while we could legitimately wonder where Andy was with his injury, it is finally the Bulgarian who will arrive a little damaged from this marathon played under 80% humidity. At 32, Grigor remains a fine athlete and has proven time and time again this season that he can pull it off. But when you play Andy Murray on a slow green set, you know it can last... I'm afraid the Bulgarian is rushing a bit in the short line and making bad choices. By doing so, he would also put Andy in his best costume, that of the sewer rat who brings you back even your most smash smashes! Especially since I don't know about you, but I don't really feel Bulgarian right now. Against Molcan he was really bad and won because the other just didn't believe in the 5ᵉ. Afraid to win, and too nice also this Molcan. This guy is a cream. In short, and he takes picket against Zverev (2 and 2) in Cincinnati by skipping Toronto just before. It stinks, I say. And I don't want to talk about their past confrontations because they go back, but I still think it's going to Murray's advantage because when two players know each other by heart, it's the one who arrives less in shape who suffers. . So for me it would take a hell of a combination of circumstances for Grigor to suddenly regain confidence and be able to be consistent again in an offensive game...


