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The second round will conclude on the 4th (June 19) of the HSBC 2025 championships at the Queen's Club. The fourth seed, Holger Rune, met from a set to beat Mackenzie McDonald 2-6, 6-1, 6-1 in the second round of Wednesday.
Rune will face veteran Roberto Bautista Aguut in the quarterfinals. Espanyol presented their own comeback to disturb the eighth seed Jakub Mensik in the previous round. He won the Miami Open champion, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5. The second seed Jack Draper and Brandon Nakashima are the other two players until the last eight.
On Thursday, more players will aim to join them in the quarterfinals. In this note, here are the predictions of all the single games that will take place on the 4th of the HSBC 2025 championships at the Queen's Club:
#1. Carlos Alcaraz vs Jaume Munar
Alcaraz defeated Adam Walton 6-4, 7-6 (4) in his Queen's Club workshop. Difference He advanced in the second round after the retirement of half a game of Jordan Thompson, although Espanyol had won the first set.
This will be the fourth race meeting between Alcaraz and munar. All of their three previous parties were mud. The 22 -year -old lost the first game in this rivalry, but since then has won his next two encounters. He has also won the tournament twice after beating his country.
The poor record of Munar on the grass is not good for his possibilities. He has won a total of four main raffle matches on the surface, while Alcaraz has 25 wins, including a couple of Wimbledon titles. World number 2 is the massive favorite to win this match, taking into account their respective records on Grass. Can find the full preview of the match here.
Predicted winner: Carlos Alcaraz
#2. Jiri Lehecka vs Gabriel Diallo
Lehecka bothered the fifth seed Alex de MinaurFor ex -runner -up of the Queen's Club, in the first round. He won a victory of 6-4, 6-2 and did not even face a single rest point throughout the contest. He also opened the quarterfinals of the CAP in Stuttgart last week.
Diallo captured his title ATP of single to the Libema Open grass slopes a week ago. He continued his winning paths at the Queen's Club, fighting Man Hope Hope Billy Harris 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 to reach the second round.
This will be the first professional meeting between them. Diallo begins to find his foot on the tour this year. He has a boost on his side right now, although Leheck's performance in the previous round was exceptionally good. The Czech reached the fourth round of Wimbledon last year. He is able to play well on the grass and if he maintains his shape from the previous round, he can certainly take the winning streak of Canadian.
Predicted winner: Have a legcare
#3. Reilly Opelka vs Arthur Rinderknech
Opelka He began his career at the Queen's Club with a victory of 7-6 (6), 6-4 on Camilo Ugo Carabelli. He was also a semi -finalist at last week's Libema Open. Rinderknech got a main place as a lucky loser. He came out of his second shot when he took off well in the first round, over 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4).
Rinderknech leads Opelka 1-0 to head. He won his previous meeting to last year's Shanghai masters in two competitive sets. However, the French has been far from consistent this year. He improved his record of the season up to 6-15 after his victory over Shelton. This year he has not yet won attached matches.
Opelka has a record of 16-11 this year. His great service gives him a massive advantage over the grass, although a good refund may be baffled this advantage. Rinderknech has won an average of 32 percent of the return points this year, which could be enough to do the job, as long as the North -Americans move throughout the track. The court coverage is not the strength of the latter and it could be its fall. Can find the full preview of the match here.
Predicted winner: Arthur Rinderknech
#4. CORENTIN MOutet vs Jacob Fearnley
Motet went through the qualifying rounds and saved a game point to overcome the third seed Taylor Fritz 6-7 (5), 7-6 (7), 7-5 in the first round of the HSBC championships. The latter had just won the Boss Open in Stuttgart a few days ago, where the Frenchman lost to Alexander Zverev in the second round.
Fearnley's victory over Alex Bolt did not present these theaters. He won comfortably to his opponent 6-2, 6-4 to reach the second round here. He marked his first victory in Grass this year after losing in the first round in Stuttgart last week.
Fearnley leads its rivalry 1-0. He won Mutet at last year's Stockholm in straight sets. Both have a comparable gain loss of loss for the season. This is the first full season of the British on the tour, while the French has been there for some time.
Fearnley's lack of experience in the grass makes him the subdog in this party. His victory over Bolt meant his second race victory on the surface. The 9-10 moutet record on the surface is not too impressive, although having played on the grass for more than half a decade should be enough for him to win this contest.
Predicted winner: Corentin Motet
Edited by Rohit
