Rublo at the Turin Masters, check!

So a little relaxation? In fashion will it be better or am I letting go a little too much?

In any case, imagining Rublev not at all tense during a tennis match is like imagining Philippe Lucas singing Carla Bruni. But I think that indeed, this satisfaction of having once again done a good job and an excellent season will do him good. Already against Arnaldi, I found his attitude great. Patient. No, no, no problem, he’s the Rublo. But I find the Z not bad either. In Austria he feels at home without the pressure of truly being at home. His quality of service and his ability to reverse situations in the rally generally gives him a favorable match-up against the Russian. I'm expecting a good confrontation but for me the match is in the German's hands. He has disappointed very recently but I think it was due to wear and tear rather than a lack of level. Because his tennis and mental level has been back for a few weeks, even a few months. I'm curious to see the odds...