One match too many?

Kym has been amazing since qualifying, but after a fight of almost 5 hours against Nakashima, it seems difficult to follow up by hitting Fritz.

And yeah, that's the big negative point of his victory against Nakashima: the time spent on the court. His performance was still excellent, he relies on an enormous quality of service and in the game he is not as disgusting as a servebot I find, he moves quite well for his size and he tries a lot it's true (without doing anything). A real dangerous player that we want to avoid, but as I said it's starting to be a lot of time spent on the court since the qualifiers and I'm a little afraid of that if the match drags on, in any case Fritz will not crack before him. So he will have to be even more enterprising and aggressive than usual, not bad for him in itself. I even want to say that it's a shame not to see him 100% fresh for this match because given Fritz's average second round against Harris I would have tried to lay the American. He was tense, not comfortable with the wind, a little less good than usual everywhere.. It didn't look good for him then Harris got injured and he took advantage of it. I've already seen Fritz much better in the early GC and against this kind of profile, Kym can piss him off but in the long run I don't really believe it. So I'm going to try to find a bet that goes a bit in both directions?