A match... One!

Come on, one more victory Andrey and you qualify for the Turin Masters. Well, if you lose, it's not a big deal either, eh ;)

Well, I'll be honest with you: I didn't like Arnaldi's performance in the first round against Ramos. I don't know if it's because he was playing Albert Cramoss, but he was woefully passive given the indoor conditions. He was running around and returning shots until he made a mistake or passed. His tactic was therefore to make Ramos play as much as possible, but he could have passed in a completely different way for me. Because it won't be the same against Rublev. For his part, the Russian did very well in the first set, then rolled out a bit more. There's the Masters qualification of course, but he's also a former defending champion here. There's a chance that the Italian's court coverage could make him crack in a set, but there's also a chance that the Russian could wander around. Sometimes, everything goes his way, like against Mannarino in Shanghai. The odds are way too bad for me to go for anything, because I don't really like the bet where Arnaldi wins a set for example. His first round didn't convince me too much. No bet proposed here then.