Hey folks, I know this thread is all about tennis, but I couldn’t help but pop in with a little crossover thought. As someone who’s usually glued to cycling races, I’ve noticed clay court season has some parallels with those grueling Grand Tour mountain stages—endurance and surface mastery are key. For clay matches, I’d say keep an eye on players who thrive on long rallies and have a solid baseline game. Nadal’s an obvious pick if he’s in form, but don’t sleep on guys like Ruud or Schwartzman either—they grind it out like cyclists pacing a brutal climb. Stats-wise, check their recent clay win rates and how they’ve handled five-setters. Just a quick two cents from a cycling nut trying to dabble in tennis betting!