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Przysiezny has been lost so far this year, and nothing suggests he'll improve. He is so far at a 6-24 won-lost score, which speaks by itself. Apart from that, he rather struggled against Travaglio in the first round, a man with seven wins on concrete in his career and 14 matches played. The Polak played three tie breaks, won less points than a pure clay player on concrete, and Travaglia could have done even better were it not for his 1/6 break points. If we consider everything, his form, games, the impression he left this season and in the first round match here in New York, I just don't see why he is any kind of a favorite against Kravchuk. The Russian is a good server and specializes in faster surfaces. He would also like to play indoors or on grass, but he played nine matches on concrete after Wimbledon as well, and this was the first one for Przysiezny, and he did not exactly shine. He is in terrible shape and only managed to take Travaglia's serve once in a three set, three tie break match, which goes to prove his bad rhythm, lack of confidence. I think the Russian will know how to take advantage of that, especially as he is a player ho goes with the strikes, does now wait, has distinct strengths in the form of his serve and aggressive playstyle, and I believe that will be enough to beat Przysiezny in this state.