The Frenchman, who defeated Mensik in his Queen’s debut, is one of the most peculiar ATP players: he strings his rackets at 9 kilos, doesn't know his opponent until he steps on court, and has no sponsor.
Spanish tennis faces a decisive week with the medical review of his wrist, and if everything progresses favorably, there are three ATP tournaments where he could make a comeback.
Some abdominal issues force the Spaniard to postpone his debut on the grass court tour and he will not play this Tuesday against Buse in Queen's.
The German player debuts on the grass tour at home, following his Roland Garros title: "I want to perform at my best and play at my highest level."
The Serbian is in eighth place, and his future in the ranking will depend on his results at Wimbledon, while Majchrzak is the player who climbs the most positions.
