The Brit is being underestimated here. He looked amazing against Draper, but struggled a bit against Jacko, who unfortunately cost me a profit of 600e with one mistake. Norrie was flawless when I turned him on, receiving praise from commentators and viewers alike and even leaving Draper stunned. The Brit has experience on grass and at Wimbledon, and will have the support of his home crowd, while Zverev has never been particularly strong on grass. In the first round, he played against two weak opponents (Carballes Baena and Giron) and won 3:0 against both, so there is still a chance for an over today, as winning three games in a row at Wimbledon would be unexpectedly good for him. They met this year in the Australian Open round of 16 and Zverev barely got past Norrie in a five-set match, so Cameron will have to work hard once again.
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