Easy Popy?

What resistance for young Martin Landaluce here?

The Spaniard's game is rather "mirror" with Popy's, but inevitably a little less good. He is therefore not necessarily the player profile for a matchup unfavorable to the Australian. The match is therefore in Popy's racket and depends enormously on him. The question of the sequence is quite obvious to me about Popy. He will use his Toronto run to launch his outdoor hard court season. He is still hungry, and this is the last tournament before the US Open. He will have to be serious because the Rafa Academy protégé will have nothing to lose in a R2 of M1000, a situation already very favorable for him. Nevertheless, it is difficult not to trust a Popy always very professional. Isn't it?