El Pequé, back on its feet?

Since his descent into hell at the start of the year, Diego has alternated between the bad... and the less bad. Can we trust him?

He often did the Diego Grand Slam for us. We don't really know why, but he often becomes the champion he is in these big events. At the US Open, Diego is 64% of matches won (18/10) and 2 quarter-finals. And the thing is that it's also the boring game to beat an Arthur still looking for his best level. There is something better for the Frenchman who returned with very little confidence to Gstaad with a lot of mistakes. He finds his lands and his American atmospheres which formed him during his university exchange. With a good quality of service coming back, he is capable of anything, but on a format of 3 winning sets, I don't see him strong enough over time, consistent enough at his best level to overcome a very good baseliner who in my opinion will suddenly raise his level depending on the event.