Marcos Giron vs Jakub Mensik Tips

Mensik's serve is a weapon, and his aggressive baseline game has been clicking. His game is built for quicker surfaces, with flat, penetrating groundstrokes that stay low on grass.

Both of these hold similar records on the grass court and look statistically evenly matched too. So, I think Giron holds some value at this price with that in mind.

Mensik's baseline aggression and ability to finish points early are tailor-made for grass. However, he's dropped sets and tends to have one dip per match, while Giron is gritty and experienced. He will steal a set, but Mensik wins in four.

Giron faces Mensik in the second round at Wimbledon. Mensik is currently ranked 17th in the world, while Giron holds the 45th spot. In the first round, Mensik defeated Gaston in four sets (3-1), while Giron secured a straight-sets win (3-0) over Ugo Carabelli. Notably, in each of his previous four Wimbledon appearances, Giron was eliminated in the second round. Meanwhile, four of Mensik’s last seven matches have gone the distance, ending in a deciding set.

Mensik has been starting strong and has the edge in pressure point conversion. Giron will struggle to neutralize Mensik's firepower.

Jakub Mensik looks like a player with great projection in the future years on the circuit. He is currently ranked in the top 17, showing great strength on grass.