After an impressive clay court season that has done much to dispel the disappointment of an injury-wracked 2017, Kei Nishikori takes on Benoit Paire of France for a place in the third round in Paris. Nishikori has long been an impressive clay court player and has made two Masters finals on the surface, including earlier this season at the Monte Carlo Country Club. But he will be well-aware of the dangers posed by the unpredictable and talented Paire. Who will come out on top?
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Nishikori began his Roland Garros campaign against French wildcard Maxime Janvier, who was playing in his first Tour-level match. The 21-year-old began well, matching Nishikori blow for blow in the first set, which went to a tiebreak. But there Nishikori was able to raise his level to a place that Janvier couldn’t reach, and the Japanese won it without losing a point. The writing was on the wall thereafter, and Nishikori progressed a 7-6 6-4 6-3 winner.
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