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Riedi took advantage of Majchzrak's withdrawal to reach the 1/8th finals, he has a little star above his head

A little star but also a countdown. He played a lot and if you missed his set against Majchzrak well it was him who wasn't moving very well at the start of the match. He even admitted that he had small problems (without really wanting to say what) but that he saw that Majchzrak was much more affected, really not the kind of statements that reassure. So I put a big question mark and even with the rest day in addition I don't think it's enough for him to be able to hold a big 5 sets physical against ADM. The Australian has just played a match quite similar in management I think, he struggled to get into it against Altmaier, lost the first set but didn't get excited because he knew that in the long run he would have it. Here it's a bit the same scenario, he knows that Riedi will play with fire in the first sets before dropping in intensity, if he is also injured then it will be very pronounced. In terms of the matchup, we can like ADM's profile because he'll play until he explodes, but the Australian isn't playing very well at the start of the tournament, like Fritz. Except that the American raised his voice against Machac, and we also expect this kind of rise in power from ADM; he'll adjust and become more and more dangerous as the matches go on.