Tennis Prediction Kwon Soon Woo vs Martin Landaluce: Wimbledon

Wimbledon 🍓

• I tend to trust Kwon Soon Woo against Martin Landaluce for this first round of Wimbledon and surprisingly, I find that the Korean has more arguments than the markets seem to grant him.

• Already because he is coming with a lot of confidence after particularly convincing qualifications.

• He has chained three consecutive victories to integrate the main draw and has found an excellent level of play after an already interesting first part of the season on the Challenger circuit.

• What I especially like is his profile on grass, Kwon has an excellent first serve, he quickly takes the initiative in the exchange and moves very well on this surface.

• We sometimes forget that he has already achieved very good performances on grass in the past, with in particular an ATP semi-final in Eastbourne and several good victories against very solid players on grass.

• On the other side, Martin Landaluce remains one of the greatest hopes of Spanish tennis, his potential is immense and his progression is impressive.

• But I have the feeling that the markets are sometimes a bit quick with him, we are still talking about a player who is gradually discovering the very high level.

• And above all, he will play one of his very first matches in the main draw of a Grand Slam, it is a completely different context.

• The best-of-three format, the pressure of a first Wimbledon and all the atmosphere surrounding a Grand Slam require an experience that Landaluce is still in the process of acquiring.

• On the contrary, Kwon is perfectly familiar with this type of event, he has already won two ATP titles in his career and played several Grand Slam campaigns.

• I also think that the Korean arrives with more benchmarks, the three matches played in qualifying have allowed him to perfectly adapt to the conditions of Wimbledon.

• He is already settled in his tournament, while Landaluce will have to find his rhythm from his first match.

• Of course, the Spaniard has the weapons to pose problems, his tennis is becoming more and more complete and his potential is undoubtedly.

• But between Kwon's experience, his excellent qualifying campaign and Landaluce's lack of experience in a Grand Slam format, I tend to think that the value is on the Korean side today.

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