With the Olympics being played next week in Paris, ATP Atlanta doesn’t feature any of the world’s top players, but it is still a very competitive field. Many American players are vying for a home trophy, along with other talented players looking to have a big run. The top seeds won’t be in action yet, but it should still be a very exciting day of high-quality tennis.<\/p>\n
Head-to-head:<\/strong> first meeting<\/p>\n Karatsev is having an absolutely terrible season, with only one win all season, and injuries taking a real toll on him. Meanwhile, Harris has been playing quite decently lately, including here in Atlanta in qualifying. Judging in current form, Harris should have a bit of an advantage going in here, even if it should be a very close match.<\/p>\n Prediction: Harris in 3<\/em><\/p>\n [tgdcta items=”1″ id=”170468″]<\/p>\n Head-to-head:<\/strong> first meeting<\/p>\n Both players played decently on grass and will be looking to carry that into American hardcourts. With that said, Kecmanovic is clearly the better player overall, even if he’s not having the best season, and he should be able to pull through quite comfortably here.<\/p>\n Prediction: Kecmanovic in 2<\/em><\/p>\n Head-to-head:<\/strong> first meeting<\/p>\n Vukic has had a really good grasscourt season and has gone all the way to No. 60 in the rankings. Bellucci has been playing quite well himself, with some very close losses in Slams to much higher-ranked players. It should be a pretty close match here, all things considered, but Vukic should have the slight edge.<\/p>\n Prediction: Vukic in 3<\/em><\/p>\nMiomir Kecmanovic vs Adam Walton<\/h4>\n
Mattia Bellucci vs Aleksandar Vukic<\/h4>\n