Paul Vukic: prediction (cf 1.75) and bets on the ATP Rome match

Paul returns to his favorite courts in Rome, where he reached the semifinals two years in a row. It is critically important for the American to protect his ranking points, and the grid clearly favors him at the start of the competition. His opponent today, Vukic– is a true master of creating problems for himself, as we clearly saw in his opening match in Rome against Patrick Kipson, where the Australian managed to prolong the match by losing concentration in the second game.

The problem of Vukic's serial failures has not gone away: he still shows unstable tennis, which becomes even more vulnerable on slow Roman clay. Considering that Paul had already declassified Alexander in Adelaide at the beginning of the season, there is no reason to expect a different scenario in Rome. Tommy outperforms his opponent in every component of the game and must confidently break through the negative handicap.

Our prediction is that Paul will win with a handicap of (-5) games by a factor of 1.75