The second week of Roland Garros tournament is starting today, and so far we have seen several interesting results. A few favorites stand above others considering the men's part of the tournament, while among the ladies, things are pretty interesting and we think that this year's competition will be one of the most exciting in the recent history. There are no absolute favorites regardless of the position on the WTA rankings, and small details could decide who is going to win the second grand slam of the season.
For today, as usual, we have three games two from the gentleman's part of the contest and one from the ladies.
Andy Murray vs. Karen Khachanov.
The Russian tennis player is an absolute surprise of this tournament. He performed exquisitely in the first three rounds eliminating two big names Tomas Berdych and John Isner. On the opposite side of the net will be world number one, Andy Murray who seems to slowly catches his rhythm, despite the fact that he had some struggles in the past games. In the first two matches, he lost one set a piece, but then swept Juan Martin del Potro.
The
total number of predicted gems for this encounter is 35.5, and we think that
the best solution is to play over. There is no
doubt that for
Stanislas Wawrinka vs. Gael Monfils
Stanislas Wawrinka has seven straight
victories this season, on clay, and he is entering this match without one
single lost set in
Stanislas Wawrinka is the favorite, and we believe that it is better for you to play on the total number of gems. The odds are higher, and we think that it is pretty realistic too, as the limit is set at 38.5 gems. We are talking about Under, and we advise you to listen to our prediction.
That single game among the ladies is between Simona Halep and Carla Suarez Navarro.
When these two players meet, an exciting
match is seen on most of the occasions. Their head to head record after 12
encounters is leveled with 6 victories apiece and the last one ended in favor
of the Romanian tennis player. That happened at the last US Open, but when we
look at the previous meeting on clay, Carla Suarez Navarro was victorious two
years ago in