- Honestly, I’m really struggling not to try to win a set for Marozsan against Davidovich Fokina. Yes, the Spaniard remains the logical favorite after his title in Majorca, but this week could leave traces. He practically didn’t have a moment’s rest, barely lifting the trophy he had to join London for Wimbledon without a real adaptation period. This is never an obvious situation, especially after a week that was so intense emotionally and physically. Marozsan is capable of the best as well as the worst, but when he plays as the underdog, he is often extremely difficult to maneuver. He plays quickly, takes a lot of risks and has the weapons to shake up Davidovich. The head-to-head also goes in this direction, the Spaniard is leading but Marozsan has systematically managed to take at least one set from him.
- On the other hand, I have a hard time imagining Novak Djokovic being worried by Tsitsipas. The Serb seems to be truly on a mission at this Wimbledon, since the start of the tournament he has been in overwhelming form.
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