In the corner to my left, we've got Zizou 'the unseeded dynamo' Bergs. On the contrary, to my right, we observe the nimble number 5, Alexander Blockx, gliding across the grass as if he was born on it. Blockx and his recent form ride into the Rosmalen Grass like a knight in shining armor. Seriously though, Blockx’s recent surges against Mannarino A. and Houkes M. surely makes him one to watch.

However, Bergs, on the flip side, is like a chameleon. One moment he's losing to Mpetshi Perricard G. and Fucsovics M., next thing you know he's hammering Dedura-Palomero with love to spare. But his inconsistency makes him about as predictable as a squirrel dentist.. you don't see that in everyday life, do ya?

Being the number five seed, you might think Blockx would wipe the court with Bergs, but let me remind y'all, tennis is just as fickle as my ex-wife's dessert choices. Blockx has previously been upstaged by Gea A. and Moutet C. in the past.

The Rosmalen Grass Court will set the stage for an interesting round 32 between these two if ‘interesting’ means Blockx playing badminton while poor Bergs is stuck with a tennis racket. Without further ado, here’s my 2 cents worth prediction for you:

Albert's Prediction: Blockx in straight sets.