mrzz
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Nadal seems to have the toughest draw but it's fairly balanced overall.
The main problem with Nadal's draw is that it up until R3 is too easy for him:
It starts with Dellien, who is a clay courter, career high around #70, being solid is his thing. Worst, the guy is completely out of shape, have been losing a lot lately and just lost in the R1 of a challenger 0 and 1.
Then winner of Delbonis and Sousa. Both can play well but both are completely out of shape. Sousa is a guy that could give him problems if in shape, but guess he won 1 or 2 matches only in the last six months. R3 it is some qualifier or PCB...
Then all of a sudden is a complete upturn. Kyrgios or Kachanov, and then Thiem (watch out for FAA or Anderson). The transition will probably kill him.