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Martin Landaluce faces Juan Carlos Prado Angelo in the French Open ATP 1/64-finals on 26 May, on clay and over best of five sets.
Landaluce has the stronger ranking and is clearly favoured by the prices, but Prado Angelo arrives with more recent wins and a fresh qualifying run behind him. That makes this a match where market confidence and clay rhythm do not point fully in the same direction.FINISHED

Landaluce M.

Prado Angelo J. C.
6-3
, 4-6
, 6-2
, 6-7
, 6-4
Landaluce has gone 8-6 on clay this season, while Prado Angelo is 15-8, so the Bolivian player brings the heavier match load on the surface. Landaluce still owns the stronger hold rate at 81%, which matters over best of five because easier service games can reduce long spells of pressure.
Prado Angelo has won seven of his last 10 matches and comes in after three straight wins in French Open qualifying. Landaluce is 5-5 across the same span, though his Rome run included wins over Marin Cilic, Mattia Bellucci and Hamad Medjedovic before a quarter-final loss to Daniil Medvedev.
Bookmakers price Landaluce at 1.36 against Prado Angelo at 3.2, with the first-set prices also leaning his way at 1.53 against 2.5. The market is making ranking and service strength the main guide, even with Prado Angelo's stronger recent win count.
The key contrast is simple. Landaluce has held serve more often in both recent and season clay numbers, but Prado Angelo has been the better recent returner and has won 80% of first sets across his last 10 matches. Workload is not a major separator, though Prado Angelo's last five matches have been slightly heavier.

Landaluce M.
Prado Angelo J. C.

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Prediction
Martin Landaluce
Juan Carlos Prado Angelo
The data points slightly more towards Martin Landaluce because the odds, ranking gap and stronger service numbers all support him. Prado Angelo's recent clay run is a real warning, especially with his first-set trend, but Landaluce looks the better pick if he protects his serve across the longer format.
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