Clement Tabur vs Jurij Rodionov — R32 — Swiss Open Gstaad

Fifteen break points is the volume Jurij Rodionov was forced to defend, and he saved 12 of them — plus two match points — before qualifier Clement Tabur finally cashed the ones that counted, breaking for 7-5 in the second and again in game 10 of the third. The 47-spot gap in the ATP rankings reads as an upset at the Swiss Open Gstaad; the 10Bet market saw it otherwise, pricing Tabur at 58% even as The Drop Shot's model leaned Rodionov. The real split was Rodionov's serve — just 50% of first balls in and 43% of second-serve points won — while Tabur hit zero double faults and held 14 of 16 service games.