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Karen Khachanov faces Arthur Gea in the 1/64-finals of the French Open ATP on clay, with a best-of-five format on 24 May.
The ranking gap is clear, and the prices follow it. Khachanov is the stronger market favourite, but Gea brings a heavier clay workload this season, so the match is not just about status.FINISHED

Khachanov K.

Gea A.
6-3
, 7-6
, 6-0
Gea has played more clay tennis this season, with a 12-7 record on the surface compared with Khachanov's 5-5. That gives him useful match rhythm, but Khachanov has protected serve better, winning 83% of service games and saving 72% of break points, which matters over a longer best-of-five match.
Khachanov's last 10 record is even at 5-5, while Gea is 4-6. The sharper split is on serve: Khachanov has won 85% of recent service games against Gea's 72%, and that gap could make it harder for the lower-ranked player to keep scoreboard pressure on.
Bookmakers price Khachanov at 1.25 against Gea at 4. The first-set prices also lean his way, at 1.44 against 2.75, which suggests the market expects Khachanov to start with control rather than grow into the match slowly.
Gea is not without a path. His clay return numbers are slightly stronger, and he has a 75% deciding-set rate across recent matches, so he has shown he can stay alive in longer contests. Still, Khachanov's cleaner serve, lower double-fault rate and stronger break-point saving give him the more stable base.

Khachanov K.
Gea A.

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Prediction
Karen Khachanov
Arthur Gea
The data points towards Khachanov, mainly because the market, ranking gap and service numbers all line up in his favour. Gea's clay volume and return game add some resistance, but Khachanov looks better placed to control enough service games over best of five.
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