Bet of the day: Stan Wawrinka – Denis Shapovalov / ATP...

Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka and the canadian Denis Shapovalov the quarters will be played in St. Petersburg.

Will be your third confrontation in two years, all in indoor and with a victory for each.

This year the Asian tour has been suspended and a series of indoor tournaments has been promoted in Europe until ATP World Tour Finals. After a short and lazy turn on land (1ª round in Roma, 3ª round in Roland Garros), Wawrinka faces this stretch of the season with a certain optimism. The Swiss little by little is entering the competition and although it seems that he is not physically fine, he has quality by arrobas. He is a tennis player with exquisite technique and although his best days are over, if he is focused he can complicate things for anyone. That is if you are not just going to cash the check. He comes from winning the always combative British in the opening round Daniel Evans, in three sets, and the Russian Evgeny Donskoy in eighths, also in three sleeves. Two years ago, he stepped on the semifinals.

After a bittersweet but positive dirt tour (semi-finals in the M-1000 from Rome and second round in Paris), Shapovalov wants to build on the confidence gained from the indoor tour. The Canadian is gradually gaining maturity in his game and it is showing in the results, but it is also true that it is still somewhat inconsistent. Shapo is the typical young talent who (still) moves too much by sensations and streaks. If he has the day, he can beat anyone, but if things do not go as expected, he disconnects, just what happened in his duel against the Spanish Roberto Carballés, in Roland Garros. He has had a placid debut in Russian cement, with comfortable victories against the Serbian Viktor Troicki and the Belarusian Ilya Ivashka, both in straight sets. He is practically obliged to win and add points to try to get one of the two remaining places for the Nitto ATP Finals.

At the moment, Shapovalov is strolling in the Russian city, although his rivals have not really put him to the test. Surely it will cost a little more to beat a Wawrinka who has had several ups and downs. The fast and explosive game of the Canadian is not the best suited to that of the Swiss, but in the important appointments it is where Stan usually shows his best level, although there is the doubt of the physicist. In both games he has had to go to the third set and although he has managed to solve them satisfactorily, accumulated fatigue can affect him.

Partido: Stan Wawrinka – Denis Shapovalov

Bet: + 22.5 games

Odds: 1.85

Stake: 5/10

Betting house: William Hill

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