Draper vs Tsitsipas. Prediction and bets on the ATP Cincinnati match

Current form

Draper was doing well on the open hard courts at the start of the season. He made it to the final in Adelaide and played in the semi-finals in Acapulco. Now, Jack has started this stretch with a loss. In the first round in Montreal, he unexpectedly lost to Jordan Thompson.

He also had a shaky start to the Cincinnati Masters, needing three sets to beat Jaume Munyar.

Professional qualities

The Briton has an excellent serve, which makes his life much easier. Draper's average percentage of won balls on serve is almost 80%. There is no doubt that Jack will build his game around this component in Cincinnati.

Current indicators in the tour

Draper is ranked 28th in the world. The Briton's greatest successes include winning the championship title in Stuttgart, although it was on grass.

Interesting facts for betting

Thanks to his strong serve, Draper actively scores points. Because of this, the Briton's matches are often drawn out. The first games are especially tense. For example, in 4 of Jack's last 5 matches, at least ten games were scored in the first set.

Current form

Tsitsipas continues to slip. The Greek's results have significantly worsened. For example, in Montreal he lost to Kei Nishikori in the first match, and in Cincinnati he barely got past Jan-Lennard Struff. It seems that the Greek is not in the best playing form.

Professional qualities

At one time, Tsitsipas was predicted to have a great future, but he did not stand the test of time. Instability did not allow the Greek to reach any heights. He never won a single Major, although he was very close to it.

Current indicators in the tour

Stefanos cannot put the current season down as an asset. Due to his recent failures, he dropped to 11th place in the ATP ranking. Although, not long ago he was the third racket in the world.

Interesting facts for betting

Tsitsipas's recent matches have not been drawn out. In 4 of the Greek's 5 previous battles, viewers saw two sets. Given Stefanos's infantilism, history may repeat itself.