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Short and sweet. Monteiro used what was offered to him. Tsonga served badly, had some problems with his wrist, and his footwork was bad as well. The French said later that he lacked energy, but he didn't have to talk much about that. It was all evident. Congrats to Monteiru. He did not get scared, he used his left hand smartly, looked for the opponents backhand, and often came forward. All of that won't look nearly as good today because Cuevas won't allow it. The Uruguayan limited Bagnis in the first round at two games without giving a break point. A player who dominates challengers at this continent. Bagnis has 4-1 against Monteiro, he defeated him this season as well. Just for comparison, Cuevas won a set against Ferrer 6-1 last week, defeated Giraldo and Ramos in this handicap. He is a player who can save his serve, and I am convinced he will recognize the chance. Experienced player has a chance to reach ATP quarter-final through two challenger players. I don't see why he wouldn't be convincing here as well. The Brazilian admitted that himself. You cannot live on one win, and at the end of last year, he was always playing challenger qualifications. Cuevas' record in clay wins is 37-38 in covering the -5.5 handicap. Of that, 11 times it was by exactly five, which is covered here with void. Last year, he covered this handicap against players like Lorenzi, Dimitrov adn Delbonis, all players who would also be big favorites here.