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This match should provide an engaging contrast of styles. Rublev looks to dominate from the baseline with his forehand, whilst Evans, who cannot match the Russian’s power, will look to his court-craft and guile to disrupt his opponent’s rhythm. His backhand slice is one of the best in the game and there are few more accomplished in the forecourt. But Rublev is in excellent form and he picks up slice well off his forehand. Expect him to extend his winning run, but only after a battle.
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