Shapovalov - Navone: betting tip (cf 1.86) and bets on the ATP Rome match

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Denis ShapovalovCanada

Mariano NavoneArgentina

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Denis Shapovalov and Mariano Navone will meet in the first round of the Rome tournament on May 7. Shapovalov lost his match against Nikolai Budkov Kjaer at the Madrid Masters, winning three games in just one game. How will the upcoming fight turn out for Denis? - the bets for this meeting are in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Denis Shapovalov

Shapovalov did not have the best tournament in Madrid, losing in the second round to Nikolai Budkov Kier. The 27-year-old Canadian has only two wins on clay this season, with three losses. Denis is currently on the 37th place in the world ranking. The Canadian has competed in Rome seven times, reaching the semifinals of the tournament in 2020.

Mariano Navone

Navone left the competition in Cagliari pretty quickly last week, losing at the start to Matteo Berrettini. The 25-year-old Argentine has eight wins with six losses on clay courts this season, as well as a title at a major tournament in Bucharest. It was Mariano's second ATP trophy of his career, having also won the Cap Can earlier this season. It should be noted that Navone is currently ranked 44th in the world ranking.

Trends

The Totalbetis less than 21.5 games

In 3 of the last 5 matches, Navona has played less than 21.5 games.

1.97

Bet Effectiveness of sets: 2>1

This was the scenario that unfolded in 4 of the last 5 matches of Navona.

2.25

The 1st setbetis a total of less than 9.5 games

In 3 of Navone's last 5 matches, fewer than 9.5 games were played in the first set.

1.77

Tip and bets

TipNavone with a head start (-3)

1.86

Shapovalov is going through a prolonged gaming slump – on the ground, his attacking tennis turns into a test for his own nerves. The Canadian makes a lot of mistakes when attacking. In Madrid, for example, at the start of the competition, he lost almost without a fight to Nikolai Budkov Kjaer, winning only three games in a match.

In turn, Navone is having an excellent clay season – the Argentine has already won eight matches on this surface and most recently he won the prestigious title in Bucharest. Mariano's viscous and tactically competent tennis, it seems to us, will become a problem for the unstable Canadian. Navone will keep the ball safely in play, waiting for unforced errors from Denis, of which there will certainly be many.

Our prediction is that Navone will win with a handicap of (-3) games for a coefficient of 1.86

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