LiontipsMenshik - Zverev: betting tip (cf 1.80) and bets on the Roland Garros match
Command Analysis
Menshik did not shine on clay before the start of Roland Garros, and won only three of his six matches. Nevertheless, it is in Paris that Jakub demonstrates his best tennis and made it to the semifinals for the first time in his career. According to the tournament grid, the Czech tennis player survived two five-set marathons with Navone in the second round and with Rublev in the 1/8 finals. It should be noted that he dealt with the difficult De Minaur and Fonseca with an accurate score of 3-0 in sets.
After the departure of Sinner and Djokovic, it was Zverev who became the main favorite at Roland Garros. So far, Alexander has fully confirmed this status. The German tennis player has won five matches and lost only one set. The loss of the game happened in the third round with Khalis (6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 6-2). In the last two matches in Paris, Zverev confidently dealt with De Jong and Khldar. It is characteristic that in each of these matches there were stubborn opening games with tie-breaks, after which Alexander confidently put the squeeze on his opponents.
Tip and bets
Zverev is rightfully the favorite in the upcoming semi-finals. Alexander confidently went through five rounds, giving up only one set. In his matches, he demonstrated the ability to add weight and put the squeeze on his opponents, and the heat did not bother him in any way. Menshik was not very stable, but nevertheless it should be noted that Jakub confidently passed the difficult De Minaur and Fonseca, and is now in excellent playing condition. It won't be easy to beat Zverev, but the Czech is capable of imposing a tight fight, as he did in Madrid in April when he took a set from the German representative. We're betting on the underdog in this semi-final.
Our betting tip is that Menshik will win with a handicap of (+5.5) games with a coefficient of 1.80
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The Totalbetis more than 3.5 sets
In three of Menshik's last four matches in Paris, more than three sets were played.
The Tiebreakbetin the match is yes
Tie-breaks were played in Zverev's last two matches at Roland Garros.