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Linepersons will be sitting ducks just ready to be fired at

Raonic dropped a set but didn't lose a single service game until the end against Haas, whose shulderd didn't warm up properly until the third set. Kyrgios managed to beat the second Argentine as well. He stuggled with poor eyesight due to a sinus infection but Monaco still didn't stand a chance. He is now up for a rematch against the Canadian, whose serve impressed even Kyrgios last season

Kyrgios recorded a second convincing win at Wimbledon this season. Despite being written off before the start due to some things he said without thinking them through, the young Australian has no problems when being on the court. Just like Schwartzman, Monaco was blown off the court by Kyrgios' power and sheer force. He didn't even have a single break point.

Even though the first set finished in tie-break, Kyrgios displayed focus once again. Neither opponent had any break points in the first set and after missing out on the first set-point, Kyrgios didn't fail to win the second one. It was a one-sided match from that point on, as the Australian opened the next two sets with a break and sailed towards the win. It was a routine win for Kyrgios, who fired 16 aces and won 81% of first serve points.

- Even though the sinus infection is getting to its end stages, I can still feel its consequences. It affect my eyesight at the start of matches. It gets better the longer I play when my body warms up. It was crucial to win the first set for it. Everything was easier later on and I've done the final two sets much better and with more energy - the Australian said about the difference in the first and other two sets. But Raonic will not be an easy task:

- I'm looking forward to that match because Raonic is one for the top players. I played his last season and I feel like I can do it. I know very well what to do but on the other hand, it's sometimes impossible to play against his serve.

Monaco said the same about Kyrgios after the defeat. Raonic, on the other hand, seemed unstoppable against Haas for two sets. Rarely does it happen that he converts that many break points in two sets. Haas seemed totally lost on the court and later revealed that the bandage on his shoulder was too tight. That, however, doesn't make Raonic's game any less good. 

We can say that the match actually started in the third set because that is when Haas finally started playing. He started winning his service games and even had three set points. Raonic saved them but one point he lost on serve cost him the set. He missed out on three consecutive match points in the fourth set but took a 2-0 lead and stayed ahead until the end. He didn't lose a single service game just like Kyrgios. 

- I think Haas played very well. He was probably better than me in the third set and deserved to win it. I can say I'm happy on the whole. Tommy is a great player. It's not easy to beat someone at this level in straight sets - Raonic said. He is now to face an opponent who is definitely more dangerous than the veteran who is struggling with injuries:

- It's been a year since I last met Kyrgios here and a lot has changed. We have both made progress. I think I'm better now, I understand myself better. Experience is an important factor as well.

Experience is important but serve is crucial. Both has sailed through the second round without losing a single service game, both play aggressively and don't allow the opponents to find rhythm. Kyrgios has that arrogance while Raonic had a lot more confidence now as he learned to trust his strong suit. The linepersons will probably have it toughest today. They will sometimes probably feel like clay pigeons ready to be fired at. 

To be very clear, the odds have plummeted but I don't see any way for this not to be successful. Of course, lack of focus for one second is enough, but both of these opponents are excellent servers. Raonic lost a set yesterday, Haas got in the match in the third set when his shoulder let him. Haas was impressed by Raonic's serve as well and he's a veteran. Kyrgios got things in order, his confidence is higher and he's playing his best game at Wimbledon. It's no coincidence that he has more Grand Slam than the regular ATP wins. He is fast and wild on the court, which is ideal for this bet. He will try too hard on return as he's not the kind of a player who just tries to block the shot. Both know what they're up for. Both know that losing a serve means losing a set and I expect them to be very focused in the first part off the match. The first set could be done in 25-30 minutes and I don't expect a single break point opportunity. Confidence and powerful serve are always a winning combination for these kind of bets.