The tennis tournaments at the Paris Olympics continue with ten men\u2019s doubles matches on Sunday. The quest for Gold features some of the top players in the sport. As always, we here at LastWordOnTennis will predict all matches for you. Predicting these matches is Yesh Ginsburg. Who do you think will move on to Round 2?<\/p>\n
We will link to our other Olympic predictions at the bottom of the article. Enjoy!<\/p>\n
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\nHere we have a matchup of doubles specialists vs pure power. Medvedev\u2019s game isn\u2019t meant for doubles\u2014then again, it\u2019s not meant for clay and he has plenty of success anyway. But I think the Germans\u2019 proficiency with the game will matter more here.
\nPrediction: Krawietz and Putz in 3<\/em><\/p>\nJohn Peers and Matthew Ebden (Australia) vs Benjamin Hassan and Hady Habib (Lebanon)<\/h4>\n
\nThe Lebanese team entered the draw by having two men in singles, but neither made the singles draw on ranking alone. This should be a great experience for them at the Olympics, but it won\u2019t be a long stay.
\nPrediction: Peers and Ebden in 2<\/em><\/p>\nJoe Salisbury and Neal Skupski (Great Britain) vs Tomas Machac and Adam Pavlasek (Czech Republic)<\/h4>\n
\nThis might be one of the round\u2019s most lopsided matches. The Brits are a strong doubles team. The Czechs are not.
\nPrediction: Salisbury and Skupski in 2<\/em><\/p>\nTaylor Fritz and Tommy Paul (United States) vs Milos Raonic and Felix Auger-Aliassime (Canada)<\/h4>\n
\nThis North American battle should be fun. All four players are pretty strong singles players, though Raonic\u2019s health is in question. If he\u2019s healthy, though, his length might make the difference in this match that will be decided by tiny margins.
\nPrediction: Raonic and Auger-Aliassime in 3<\/em><\/p>\nOther Olympic Predictions:<\/h3>\n
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