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Kyrgios was supposed to return already last week in Monte Carlo, but he postponed his return. His leg needed more rest. The Australian is constantly struggling with injuries, but he is incredibly strong mentally. Even though he hasn't played many matches, he is capable of defeating anyone. The problem are his returns. He rushes too much in this part of the game, but he is untouchable on his serve even for the far stronger players. This bet is good because the Australian is predictable. At Indian Wells he served for the win against Dimitrov, a Top 10 player, and before that he reached the over on this margin against Kudla. He defeated Seppi and Karlovic at the Australian Open, and he played in five sets against underdog Delbonis. He has 13 extended sets in eight of this year's matches. Of course, Barcelona is on clay, but very fast clay. Ymer surprised De Bakker and he could have won that match in two sets. He recently moved to Barcelona, so he is well acquainted with the conditions. He probably also knows the Australian because there is only one year age difference between them. This is a very good bet for me because Kyrgios had too long injury lay-off to dominate, and he is serving too good to give his opponent too many chances. Besides, he is a classical 'over player'. If we don't count the matches on three sets, even though they are also in favour of this bet, he went over this margin six consecutive times in his first matches on tournaments.