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Albert Ramos Vinolas, meanwhile, was with the Spanish team at the ATP Cup, but did not play. However, he should be more than match sharp after taxing wins over Jordan Thompson and Jaume Munar in Adelaide. That said, Paul must surely be accounted the favourite coming into this match. Ramos Vinolas is more comfortable on the European clay than the quick hard courts of Australia and Paul should be able to dictate proceedings with his serve and forehand.
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