Taylor Fritz as Kasper Ruud. Prediction for the ATP Madrid match

Current form

Fritz advanced to the fourth round of the Madrid Masters on the refusal of Benjamin Bonzi, who withdrew from the match after the second set with the score 6-4, 5-7. In 1 hour and 38 minutes of playing time, Taylor completed six aces, made one break point and lost one game on his serve. In the second round, the American defeated Christopher O'Connell.

Professional qualities

Fritz has long established himself as one of the leading attacking tennis players on the tour. His confident and powerful backhand is regularly praised, and his serve works especially well on fast courts. In recent years, Taylor has grown noticeably both technically and psychologically — he has become more confident, got rid of instability at key moments of the match and is now able to successfully compete with the leaders of the world rankings.

Current indicators in the tour

Fritz is the fourth racket of the world at the moment. This is Taylor's highest position in the world rankings. During his career, the 27-year-old American has won eight ATP titles. He won his last trophy last season, winning the grass competition held in Eastbourne.

Interesting facts for betting

Fritz was a semi-finalist in the Madrid competition last year.

Current form

Ruud beat Sebastian Korda 6-3, 6-3 in the third round of the Masters in Madrid. In the confrontation with the American, Kasper made three aces, made four break points and lost one game on his serve. In the second round, the Norwegian was stronger than Artur Rinderknech.

Professional qualities

Ruud, who initially specialized in slow surfaces, gradually adapted his playing style to more dynamic conditions. He increased his power, which was immediately reflected in his results on the open hard. Kasper relies on an aggressive serve and a strong forehand in his game. The Norwegian's backhand is also stable.

Current indicators in the tour

During his career, Ruud has won 12 ATP trophies. Last season, the 26-year-old Norwegian won the clay tournaments - he successfully won back in Barcelona and Geneva. In the world ranking, Casper is now in 15th place, although it was once the second in the world.

Interesting facts for betting

Ruud's last five matches have been played in two sets.