That's a lot, right?

After Rome and Geneva we meet our two friends for a third confrontation on earth this season!

It's better for Marozsan who takes a set from Sinner and one from Struff on grass, he doesn't have a bad match against Rune in Hamburg too but in the end it's defeat after defeat. We can see the glass half empty or half full depending on our objectivity, personally I see the glass half that's all. Shevchenko continues his inconsistency with big sets where he can compete with top players and others where he can lose against guys like Molleker for example. You know I love him against the big players and less against the small ones, we will say that Marozsan has the striking quality of a top player with crappy results currently. I was surprised to see Shevchenko an outsider during their two confrontations this season and I had declared a value on two occasions, no matter how much I searched I don't understand why we still have such a fav' Marozsan once again! This match up is ideal for Shevy since he can rely on Marozsan's ball and what's more he will make him work until he overtakes him on the counter. Their meeting was closer in Geneva at altitude, Marozsan could make more differences in the game, Umag is not as fast and I think we are heading towards a Shevchenko advantage in these kinds of conditions.