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Kyrgios didn't play since Australian Open, but did pretty well against Kudla here. He ended the match without losing a serve, and he dominated with his strength, serve and aggressive game. He doesn't need much to get used to the conditions. Dimitrov hasn't been playing his best this season. He failed against Top players, and in the last two tournaments, he lost to Muller and Harrison. He's not convincing, and there's no routine. Kyrgios will be playing his game, take his share of aces and non returned serves, and be aggressive in creating pressure on Dimitrov. That means there's Kyrgios on one side, he's not playing his best, but he did only play one match since AO, but if he did, I'd bet on a counter handicap. But he showed against Kudla that he's good enough to routinely take care of the American. On the other hand is Dimitrov, who hasn't been playing that great, but he's still Dimitrov. I want to say that this definitely won't be a one way match. Kyrgios will definitely have his chances, especially because Dimitrov's game isn't up to par yet. But because of Kyrgios's break, I'll take an over, and not counter handicap, even though I think Kyrgios might fall apart in the third set and crush the counter handicap. But, like I said, I don't think this is a one way match. Like always, this can go in two sets, but I wouldn't be surprised by a marathon and an intense duel till the end. Dimitrov is a favorite and I expect him to win, but Kyrgios won't make it easy by far.