And one, and two...

And three-nil for Fritz in the head-to-heads. Easy win for Fritzou?

Well, if there’s ever a time when old Fritzou looks beatable, it’s now, it seems. His last three tournaments have been very shaky, with the American not as solid as usual. That comes on the heels of a final lost to Carlito in Tokyo, featuring a thigh injury. And yeah, you can feel the season starting to get long for the American. And it looks like it’s not the first time he’s shown up a bit burned out in Paris either, since his last three appearances ended with two very early losses and a retirement. Is Vukic the man to take out an 80% Fritz? Arf, I’m not so sure. Vukic is an aggressive guy with his serve/forehand combo, but not as much as, say, Ugo Humbert. We’re going to be exactly in the zone where Fritz can counter him pretty comfortably in these slightly slower conditions, and focus on his service games. Unless he, too, gets countered more than usual and can’t capitalize on his serve as much as he normally does. I hereby summon the opinion of the chief Vukic specialist, namely Marcos_Betting...