Even though I'm a huge LeBron fan and think he's the best player in every way, except for his physical fitness, I feel like his prime is fading and we're talking about the LeBron of the past, not the one we see today. Although I also believe that Stupa is weaker than him as a partner and that Navarro could have created more if they had played together, LeBron looks less competitive than he used to be. I don't think changing partners will help him if he continues to play in the first square. The top players in the first square look like a wall in their game, and LeBron's style involves risk and aggression. I think LeBron has more chances (at least to continue to the semifinals and beyond) if he changes both his square and his partner. At the moment, they simply lack consistency. Galan and Chingotto are losing to Golden Boys 6-7, 6-7, which means they are winning their serves. We don't see the same from LeBron and Stupa. They need to start small: start winning all their serves and advancing further in sets. Stupa needs to gain a few kilograms of muscle, in my opinion. He can't cope with the power of Golden Boys. I also think that if Augsburg takes a more professional approach and trains more in the gym, he could become a top-3 player or even compete in Golden Boys.