The remaining four second round matches at the Swedish Open will be played on Thursday. Clay-court specialist Pablo Cuevas will be in action. The Uruguayan is one of two former champions of the event in the draw, alongside Albert Ramos Vinolas, who, as predicted, saw off countryman Fernando Verdasco.<\/p>\n
Who will complete the Swedish Open quarterfinal lineup at the end of Day 4?<\/p>\n
Head-To-Head:<\/strong> Cuevas 2-1 Delbonis<\/p>\n Pablo Cuevas, as expected, continues to excel on the clay in 2019. His best results this year have been on the dirt, where he impressed during the South American clay swing in February. He made the semifinals in Cordoba and Rio, as well as the quarterfinal in Buenos Aires. The 33-year-old also reached the final in Estoril prior to French Open<\/a>, where he lost to an in-form Stefanos Tsitsipas. Away from clay, he has been a huge disappointment as he has posted only two wins on tour. (He beat Dusan Lajovic at the Australian Open<\/a> and Damir Dzumhur at Wimbledon<\/a>.) That should not be cause for concern for the Uruguayan right now, though.<\/p>\n Delbonis is no slouch on clay, where he has collected his only two career titles. The left-hander will be buoyed from his success in the Challenger event in Perugia last weekend when he beat Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in the final.<\/p>\n This will be the fourth meeting between the pair and it is a coin toss. Both these players aren\u2019t too dissimilar. They hit with top-spin and their styles are generally conducive for clay-court tennis. I fancy Delbonis to adjust to the conditions and the court as he has played an opening round match two days ago.
\nPrediction: Delbonis in 3<\/em><\/p>\n