ATP Almaty Day 1 Match Predictions Featuring Bernard Tomic vs Corentin Moutet

The sixth edition of the ATP Almaty Open begins as one of three European indoor hard-court tournaments, marking the start of the season. Despite being downgraded to an ATP 250, the event in Kazakhstan still promises thrilling matches. Here are the predictions and highlights for day one.
Gabriel Diallo vs Amir Omarkhanov
This is their first time facing each other. Young talent Amir Omarkhanov has participated in two ATP tournaments. His performance in Almaty last year was notable, although he lost in qualifying to Dan Evans. Omarkhanov, a promising 17-year-old from Kazakhstan, earned a wild card entry this year.
On the other hand, Gabriel Diallo is more experienced and comfortable on this surface. He is expected to have the upper hand in this matchup.
- Prediction: Diallo in straight sets
Fabian Marozsan vs Luca Nardi
This all-top 100 showdown has seen Fabian Marozsan dominate Luca Nardi in their past encounters, holding a 3-0 record. Marozsan previously lost his opener to Borna Coric last year. However, he is poised to extend his perfect streak against Nardi, who has struggled with only one win in five matches.
- Prediction: Marozsan in straight sets
Ugo Blanchet vs James Duckworth
Both players meet for the first time. James Duckworth arrives at Almaty hoping to end a six-match losing streak. His recent qualifying victories could help restore confidence as he aims for a top 100 year-end ranking. Ugo Blanchet, however, shows strong form, having had a remarkable Grand Slam performance at the US Open as a qualifier.
Blanchet’s recent form suggests he is more likely to advance despite Duckworth’s experience.
- Prediction: Blanchet in three sets
Bernard Tomic vs Corentin Moutet
This marks the first clash between Bernard Tomic and Corentin Moutet. Tomic has improved significantly this season, seeking a return to the top 150. He made a statement in Almaty by saving a match point and winning a final set tiebreak in qualifiers against Huessler.
While Moutet is skilled with impressive baseline shots, his unpredictability could be a disadvantage. Tomic’s determination and recent qualifying victories might give him the edge.
- Prediction: Tomic in three sets
Stay tuned to Emegypt for more updates on the ATP Almaty Open as the tournament unfolds with its enticing matchups.