Berrettini getting angry?

After a difficult first round I wouldn't be surprised to see the Italian raise his voice and do more!

Taking Cachin at altitude is not a gift and Berrettini saw that clearly, he also had to manage the surface transition. No need to arrive and shake up R1 by impressing everyone, the important thing is elsewhere for him. I wonder if he won't be more convincing at R2 by being more precise, fairer and more confident. If this is the case Galan can take the price given his style of play I would say. I'm not a fan of the Colombian, but it is true that at altitude he does not do too badly, he can make good differences on the forehand and on the serve. I don't know if Berrettini will give him the time he needs to express himself, however, whether it's with his neutralizing slice or his authoritarian forehand (and I'm not talking about the serve), I'm a little afraid for Galan.