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Kohlschreiber is prone to ups and downs, but he is to face an ITF level opponent who has not played since August 1st due to an injury. He was given the wildcard because he's from this area. He was in Top 400 only shortly and his only meeting with a Top 100 player was late last season against Chardy who limited him to 6 games. The Frenchman played challengers back then because his game wasn't good. Tyurnev is 2-5 at Challenger level overall. He played at 21 game with Nedovyesos, beat Grigelis, forced Ignatic into a third set TB. Kohlschreiber didn't play DC and has good results from last tournaments. In the last two seasons, he is 13-4 against players outside of Top100. Only the defeat to Olivo can be considered a slip but the win over Tsonga at RG was definitely a good result. There are some problems with Kohlschreiber and there is no denying that but technically, he can cover this (or void at under 19) with a break per set. His opponent is a player who has not played for almost two months. After this, the Russian will go back to ITF tournaments.