Sebastian Corda

At the very beginning of the season, certain questions arose, why did the American decide to skip qualifying for the Australian Open and play the Challengers. It was decided to increase the rating. Already now we can definitely say that it was the right decision, since Korda is in 39th position in the ATP tour.

Yes, if we consider its latest results, then there are no major victories. The last time an American got at least two triumphs in a row was three months ago at Wimbledon. Let’s all the same make an allowance for the fact that in many tournaments an American is performing for the first time in his career.

Marin Cilic

Marin shows fighting qualities and continues to win. His series of victories has already reached six fights. If you do not take into account the defeat by Karacev, the Croat has already won ten matches.

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On important balls, Cilic plays flawlessly, it seems that he copes with his emotions amazingly, but physical fatigue certainly accumulates. In the first round in Paris, despite my prediction, Marin beat Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.

Personal meeting history

Tennis players met once in their careers. In Acapulco, Corda beat Cilic.

Outcome betting

Sebastian Corda’s victory is estimated by the quotation 2.04, and the triumph of Marina Cilic is available for 1.73.

Forecast and rates

I managed to watch part of the match between Korda and Karatsev. It is worth saying that Aslan showed character and fought. It was amazing to see how calm the Russian was, despite the hardest match and a number of emotions within himself. Maybe it was worth it and throw them out, frankly. hard. Korda was energized by the audience. He had a really good match.

Marin surprises, but still I think that at this stage it will be very difficult for him to play against such a Korda. It is important for the American to cope with the starting onslaught of the Croat. Waiting for the American tennis player to win.

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