Dzumhur Damir can be unpredictable. He’s on a roll right now, having won four of his last six matches overall. That stretch includes a shocking upset over a heavily-favored Bernard Tomic in the opening round of the US Open, 6-4, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 (0). Damir, who’s mostly known for his clay-court expertise, also owns a 9-11 record on hard courts and an 8-4 record in European tournaments this season. He can definitely come up with some huge wins at Metz next week.
Andreas Seppi
It’s been a rough season for Andreas Seppi, who’s failed to advance beyond the second round in his last six tournaments. A win or at least a solid finish in Metz would be much needed to end the bleeding. His chances of doing so look slim, but the fact that Seppi was only one win away from winning the event itself in 2012 gives us, especially his fans, a reason to believe in him.
Carlos Berlocq
Carolos Berlocq was pretty close from winning it all in Genova, Italy, where last week’s Aon Open Challenger was held. He lost to the eventual champion Jerzy Janowicz, who defeated him in the semifinal after three tightly-contested sets.
Well, sure, the level of competition in that event is significantly lower in comparison to the upcoming Moselle Open, which will be graced by the likes of top-tier stars in David Goffin, Gilles Simon and Dominic Thiem. Nevertheless, there’s a possibility that a confident Berlocq can put up some resistance against any opponent.
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