- 1 Auger-Aliassime vs Tabilo : a quarter-final spot in an open draw
- 2 Auger-Aliassime finding some consistency
- 3 Tabilo keeps on turning heads
- 4 A match that could go the distance
- 5 Tennis prediction Félix Auger-Aliassime vs Alejandro Tabilo
- 6 Before anything else, a word on our picks
- 7 No commitment from us
- 8 Information changes
- 9 Your role
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- 11 Legal age
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Auger-Aliassime vs Tabilo : a quarter-final spot in an open draw 
The draw is opening up at Roland-Garros, and Felix Auger-Aliassime suddenly has a real chance. The Canadian faces Alejandro Tabilo with a place in the quarter-finals on the line. On paper, the edge sits with the Canadian, who is higher ranked and has more big-match experience. But the Chilean is in one of the best runs of his career and has shown plenty since the start of the tournament.
Auger-Aliassime finding some consistency 
Felix Auger-Aliassime has had his ups and downs this season, but he is starting to feel it again at Roland-Garros. After several events where his level has drifted, the Canadian is putting together a run of solid performances.
His biggest weapon is still his commitment. When he gets rolling behind his first serve, he is brutally hard to shift. Since the start of the tournament, Auger-Aliassime has handled the key moments well and shown more calm in tight exchanges.
His recent Grand Slam record says plenty about the player he is. He can reach the semi-finals of the US Open one month, then fall out early the next. That unpredictability is part of the package, but in Paris the signs are encouraging.
The Canadian has already made the last 16 at Roland-Garros more than once and looks to be edging back towards the level that kept him near the top of the world rankings.
Tabilo keeps on turning heads 
Alejandro Tabilo may not be the biggest name left in the tournament, but his run deserves respect. The Chilean is producing the best Grand Slam campaign of his career.
Results have kept coming over the past few weeks, and his level has gone up with them. Tabilo plays a clean, tidy game, keeps errors down and moves superbly on clay.
His serve has helped him out of trouble time and again, and he now carries himself like someone who belongs on this stage. Some of his early rounds were eased by the draw, sure, but the overall level he has shown since the start of the tournament has been impressive.
This is a much tougher ask against Auger-Aliassime, though. When he runs into players used to the very top level, the Chilean can struggle to impose his tempo.
A match that could go the distance
Both players have enough firepower to make an early dent, but their styles also point to a hard-fought match. Auger-Aliassime leads their head-to-head after a clear win in their only previous meeting, but that was months ago and Tabilo has improved a lot since then.
Auger-Aliassime looks a touch stronger in terms of big-event experience, while the Chilean arrives with serious momentum. On clay, the rallies should be longer and service games should be harder to protect than they would be on hard courts for Auger-Aliassime.
Under those conditions, a few tight sets look well within reach between two players arriving with confidence and plenty to play for.
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Tennis prediction Félix Auger-Aliassime vs Alejandro Tabilo
Over 37,5 games in the match
Tabilo is probably in the best spell of his career and has enough to trouble Auger-Aliassime. The Canadian remains the favourite thanks to his experience and serve, but he is rarely immune to rough patches. In a last-16 clash where every point should matter, a four- or five-set battle looks realistic, which gives extra appeal to a high-game total.
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