Ah, tennis. The sport where love means nothing and men can grumble incessantly about new tennis balls. Splendid. Now, let's dive into this Grand Prix Hassan II Quarterfinal matchup.

We've got Roberto Carballes Baena and Nuno Borges, respectively 5th and 4th seeds - the Spanish matador and the Portuguese powerhouse, all set for a dust-up on clay.

Looking at recent performances, Borges has been Rock-paper-scissoring between wins and losses, the latest being a hard-fought victory against Collignon. But every street fighter has a weakness. His? Borges seems to crumble against heavy hitters, losing to Bergs and Dimitrov in straight sets. A bit like a cookie in hot milk, isn't it?

On the other side, we have Carballes Baena who's like a cat with 9 lives, bouncing back even after biting the dust. Winning two back to back matches recently, he seems in top form, warmed up maybe? But hold your horses! He has slipped against Nakashima and O'Connell, dropping a set in one and losing the other. A bit inconsistent, like ordering a cappuccino and getting a flat white, don't you think?

But miracles do happen, and Baena isn’t a 5th seed for no reason. Consider that Borges, although being the favorite according to some hypothetical statistic I'm not allowed to mention, seems to have a shaky performance facing stronger opponents.

In terms of predictions for this match, I'm feeling a bit like a fortune cookie. So here goes,

Albert’s Prediction: Carballes Baena in 3 sets