Mérida Aguilar is a typical Spanish clay-courter: he grew up on this surface, plays with heavy topspin, moves excellently, and is ready for long rallies, which is exactly what we will see here. Džumhur, at his age, is capable of brilliant flashes and has already made a serious run through the draw, but his game is built on speed and aggression, which requires much more effort on a sticky surface — and by the final, a week of accumulated fatigue hits the older player noticeably harder. Mérida is younger, fresher, and on his preferred surface, and in the deciding match, this should tip the scales.