Do you feel it too?

This little smoked Argentinian meat, a little too salty, which cooks slowly for 5 hours on an old court annex?!

Yes, because well, Etcheverry at 1,342, it doesn't really make us want to play with the season he's had! And yes, Tomas Martin hasn't made a strong impression on us this year. He's had 2/3 peaks of form here and there, but no more, and often when the conditions are fast with the high bounce. Because if his quality of service has returned lately, his legendary grinta which allowed him to visit Manhattan 5 times before winning a point, is well and truly lost. Perhaps a transformation of his game this year in a desire to go more forward. And opposite him, stands a guy I learned to appreciate this summer. An Argentinian like we like them: not a word, ready to die on the court. He would definitely have the game to annoy Etche, but he got injured in his last match. It was in Cincinnati against Shelton. He played well then, well, during that period. Because in that match against Shelton, he was getting very frustrated. We felt he had put a lot of pressure on himself. I think he felt there was much better to do in this match. And as luck would have it, injury. The body doesn't lie. All of a sudden, his knee locked up, it was a really weird injury. So, it's impossible to know if he was able to train properly, if it's a bit of a pain or not... Hence the Etcheverry rating, you might say. Because if the guy is in shape, you'll think I'm a bit crazy, and you wouldn't be wrong, but I'd almost put him as the favorite. There are 6-6 in the confrontations, including 7 matches in 3 sets and the 2 matches played on hard courts won by Camilo. Damn, it's annoying when you don't have any information on the injury like that...