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These players met in Ostrava last year. Cervantes gave Dominik a lesson in tennis back then, limiting him to just 2 games in total. Granted, Kellovsky has made progress since but I don't think he made enough progress to be able to cover this. He managed to get one futures title this season and then beat Hamou in Ostrava and got a set against Martin. But objectively, Hamou is far from good rhythm. He stunned Kudryavtsev as an underdog here but that was a surprise only when we look at the odds since the Russian was never good on clay court. We need to point our that the Czech is a futures player who doens't have good numbers even on that level (32-48). He has 5-18 on clay court. Last season in a clay court match against Muchon, he got 6 games and 2 against Coppejans. Neither of them are close to to Inigo+s quality. The Spaniard is Top 100 for a while now and has 10 ATP wins in 2016. He struggled at the start here but Brands were at one point almost a Top 50 player. He stayed under this margin in the wins over Beck, Fabbiano, Munoz and even Granollers, who is in Roland Garros, round of 16. Inigo is one of the top players in Prostejov. I think the margin is off and that this will finish well under. Dominik was limited to 2 games a year ago. This would go even if he gets 7 games but I expect Inigo to do this convincingly. That should be more than enough to see games under here.