Stanislas Vavrinka and Luke van Ash
In the ongoing ATP series tournament in Metz, the young French talent Lucas Van Assche has made a strong start, securing a victory over Botic Van de Zandschulp in his opening match.
The tournament has also seen the return of the Swiss tennis star Stanislas Wawrinka, who has been active in recent ATP250 events in Aix-en-Provence and Stockholm. However, there is no specific mention of a match between Wawrinka and Van Assche in Metz from the available search results.
Van Assche, a 21-year-old rising star, recently clinched the Challenger title in Italy. In the final, he defeated Juan Pablo Varillas in a hard-fought match. Interestingly, in their previous encounter this year, Van Assche also emerged victorious against Wawrinka at the ATP tournament in Banja Luka.
As the highly anticipated match between Van Assche and Wawrinka approaches, sportsbooks have released their predictions and odds. According to Winline Sportsbook, the prediction for the match is over 21.5 games at a coefficient of 1.61. The odds of a win for Wawrinka are 1.70, while the odds for Van Assche are 2.11.
For those interested in placing a bet, Winline Sportsbook also offers an exclusive bonus. However, the odds for various events in different cities such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, Krasnodar, Nizhny Novgorod, Stavropol are not specified in the provided text.
As the tournament unfolds, tennis fans are eager to see if Van Assche can continue his winning streak against Wawrinka. With his recent form and previous victory this year, the young French player will undoubtedly pose a significant challenge to the Swiss star.
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