Good morning...

I was asked to do an analysis on Carlito, but I'm the intern and I'm 30/2. Is this serious?

So, no, it's not a big deal. On the other hand, 30/2 at your age... 🤣. You could say that Carlito has already played steel. Often, and even more so against a profile like Opelka, overs and handicaps are "value". But the day before yesterday, Carlito was "locked-in". I don't know if it was the fact of playing a guy so dangerous for him, but I found him hyper focused beyond being good. It's when there is more margin that he can lose focus and give his opponent confidence. So, against Bellucci, we could fear an over sets. But after such a great victory against Opelka, and with the immense challenge in his sights that he has to beat Sinner on hard in GC, why stop there? That's the whole question for me. There is another small danger who could pass an hdp or an over, it's Mattia Bellucci. The Italian is just crazy. He loves this kind of match, it's going to excite him. He's been hitting fewer big shots this season. Recently, I can mention his start to the match against Draper at Roland Garros. What's interesting about his game is his variation. I think he'll be able to block the Spaniard's ardor a little with his backhand slice without much consistency, play in the center to deprive the Spaniard of angles, good mobility to counter and pass... He arrives with a good level in his previous matches and a perfect R1 to build up his power.