Ben Shelton - Jaume Munyar: prediction and bets on the ATP Rome match

Current form

Shelton performs surprisingly well on the ground. The American tennis player managed to successfully compete at the Munich tournament, where he reached the final. During the competition, he beat Francisco Cherundolo, but lost to Alexander Zverev in the final match.

In Madrid, the US representative cannot boast of such a result. In his second match at the tournament, he lost to Yakub Menshik.

Professional qualities

Shelton has a simple strategy. The American relies on the powerful and stable input of the ball into the game, which is the basis of his playing style. In addition, he shows excellent preparation, boldly goes to the net and often uses the serve and exit technique. The key weaknesses in his skill set are uneven ball reception and a tendency to make double mistakes.

Current indicators in the tour

Shelton is on the 13th place in the world ranking. This is almost his best result in his career.

Interesting facts for betting

Last year's tournament in Rome, Shelton also started with the second round. He overcame this barrier by beating Pavel Kotov in three sets.

Current form

Munyar's first opponent in the tournament was Marcelo Barrios Vera. The Spaniard faced some difficulties, but still beat the Chilean. However, it took him three sets to do this.

It is worth adding that Haume is not performing well on the ground yet. He has scored only three wins on this surface this season.

Professional qualities

As a typical specialist in playing on this surface, Munyar shows good results on the ground. The basis of the Spanish player's technique is the strong rotation of the ball when hitting from both sides. It is this feature that allows him to demonstrate a confident game on the ground.

Current indicators in the tour

Munyar was once ranked 52nd in the world rankings, but now he has dropped to 66th place.

Interesting facts for betting

Munyar plays to the end on the ground. In this regard, many of his matches are held in wrestling. For example, 4 of the Spaniard's last 6 meetings ended in three sets.