Nabeel Bhatti

Alexander Rublev is at 11 to two.

Lerna Tien is at seven to one.

Everyone else is bigger than 20 to one.

Lernartian is a player who has given Medvedev problems before, but I do think Medvedev is the pick here to come through this quarter.

He is someone who has been to an Australian Open final before, and he was two sets up against Sinner before he completely crumbled.

Now, Medvedev is coming off a pretty bad year.

You have Zerev in this part of the draw.

And Zerev, for me, could be the best ever player to never win a Grand Slam.

And I think it's got to the point where I just don't think Zerev's ever going to get over the line at a slam.

And it's not that I feel that Medvedev is going to win another slam either.

But I do feel that he is poised for a run here in this competition.

He wants to bounce back from last year.

He is only 29.

He is a former world number one.

And he comes into this one with momentum off the back of last week's win at the Brisbane International.

Now, that's only his second title since the 2023 Italian Open.

But that's going to do wonders for Medvedev, who is a hard-court specialist.

He's a three-time finalist.

and the 2021 US champion.

He's been to the final before, as I said.