R. Peniston - A. Mannarino

With a slight retreat from the grand slam, the grass season has begun, with Mannarino, who dropped out of the French Open in the first tournament of the Surbiton challenger series, to meet wildcard Peniston. Mannarino on the grass really pays to play and still had a negative W / L ratio for only 2 seasons and on the grass is a really respected opponent when Peniston is still in the 196 ATP spot and has won 4 matches on the grass in total and lost 12. Well it's hard to jump off the clay on the grass but veteran Mannarino I think will adapt quickly and get along easily with his opponent from the United Kingdom in the first round. The Frenchman on the grass has recently won the title in the Netherlands in 2019, so I think he will really get well and travel further here, it is difficult to break a lot on the grass surface, but the specialists of this surface do it very easily and here I think -3.5 game advantage is a good option and the French will break once in every set

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