Tennis betting reaches its peak during the renowned Grand Slam tournaments. From the Australian Open to the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open, these prestigious events offer an exhilarating platform for bettors. Enthusiasts can place wagers on various aspects, including predicting the tournament winner or individual match outcomes. With a wealth of statistics, player form, and court surface analysis, tennis betting aficionados eagerly dive into the Grand Slam season, combining their love for the sport with the thrill of potential winnings.
I'm not going to Peru today, but I still don't believe in Zverev at this tournament. Yesterday, Tsitsipas had Peru in his hands and just messed up and lost. Zverev has been performing poorly in this tournament for the last 6 years, only playing better this season. Marozsan looks really good and has great chances to win a set. The bet is not for Marozsan, but against Zverev, who also had a very tough 3 hour and 11 minute match yesterday and I think he could struggle at least in one set.
3-time ATP winner Zverev plays at home and even though he hasn't had much success lately, the German is still a great clay court player and has the support of his fans. The Hungarian is erratic and struggles against top players, and when facing Zverev, who I believe will have a clear 2-0 lead, he already lost a set to Griekspoor, but the Hungarian doesn't have a strong serve, so I think the German will have many opportunities to break. In the final, it seems that Cerundolo will be his opponent, but he is far from easy to beat. His weak serve and young ambition may help him defeat other opponents, but it will be difficult for him to compete against Zverev's powerful baseline shots. With the tournament being held at home, Zverev must redeem himself and prove his ability and determination. Therefore, in my opinion, the clear favorite for this tournament is the local Zverev.
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(Marozsan +1.5 set) @118 8/10
(Winner Alexander Zverev) @-110 10/10
