Calvin Hemery #276France22 – 0Adrien Gobat #875France0

Gobat's hard-court record shows him starting strongly and then finding the second set much harder to hold.

Over those nine matches he went 7-2 in first sets and 2-7 in second sets, with four of the nine featuring a tiebreak. For this match it suggests the opening set is the phase where he is most likely to be competitive, rather than a straight-sets outcome either way.

Hemery won only five games to Brancaccio's twelve in that match, and all six of his listed recent matches were on clay. That makes his 10-4 record in 14 completed matches a clay-based sample, with nothing in the supplied data describing how he is playing on indoor hard courts.

He won 12 games to Henning's 14 in that carpet match, so the defeat was tight rather than one-sided and both sets ran to a tiebreak. He is listed to play again the following afternoon, a quick turnaround, though the record itself does not establish how much that will cost him.