The Munar enigma

When you're known as a grounder and you lose to Safiullin and Thompson, what should we think?

Munar is two-speed this season. If anything, he's trying to change something in his game, and it's giving surprising results. In fact, I even wonder if this guy makes the right choice to play most of his matches on clay. He is a player who can serve very well and attack constantly despite a small power deficit. He can be surprising as an underdog, and disappointing as a favorite. Enough to give a little credit to Nuno Borges who despite everything remains a tough player. He is solid, can put pressure on the return, often hurts with his forehand and counters very well. I wonder if that won't be a little too much for Jaume Munar...