Angel Mckennea

Miami 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Tiafoe @ 2.32 / +132 (bet105) - 0.75u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ Mensik is one of the few players who caught that infamous virus at Indian Wells, and his performance in the opening round seemed affected by it. Sure, one could argue that the first match helps shake off the rust, but I don’t think it’s that straightforward. Dealing with a virus can have deeper effects — limiting training and disrupting match sharpness. Overall, this could be a sneaky spot to back Tiafoe as an underdog. Playing in the US, against a defending champion, and in an underdog role — this is exactly the kind of situation where the American tends to rise to the occasion.

Miami 🇺🇸 🇦🇷 Etcheverry @ 2.23 / +123 (bet105) - 0.75u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ No surprise Jodar can comfortably compete at this level, but his level has fluctuated notably in recent weeks, and it’s still a bit too early to establish a reliable floor that would justify his favoritism today. I think facing Etcheverry might be trickier than expected for the 19-year-old. This will already be his fifth match this week, and for someone not used to that kind of intensity at this level, it could be a spot for a letdown, I dare to speculate. Especially as Etcheverry’s physicality and low error rate could expose that.

Ethan Quinn continues his winning ways ATP 175 Phoenix Challenger Champion is now 2-0 vs Hurkacz (includes a straight sets AO R2 win earlier in the year) The Quinn forehand is a huge weapon, and he keeps on making gains in his defense and transition game

Miami 🇺🇸 🇵🇱 Majchrzak @ 2.68 / +168 - 0.5u 🇵🇱 Majchrzak o2.5 sets @ 2.30 / +130 - 0.5u LIKE IF TAILING! ❤️ Both players tend to fluctuate a lot during matches, especially Kecmanovic, whose 55% of tour-level matches have gone to a third set since the start of 2025. The market gap is probably driven by Kecmanovic’s better form in recent weeks, but as mentioned, he fluctuates far too often to be trusted purely on “form.” He has also been playing non-stop since February, so some kind of dip could be on the horizon. Most importantly, you just can’t trust Kecmanovic at this price range against tour-level opposition. He’s one of the most unreliable favorites — for example, he has won only about half of his matches when priced between 1.33 and 1.66 since the start of 2025. For me, this should be much closer than the odds imply. Odds from bet105.