Tennis Predictions

Alexander Zverev vs Ben Shelton : first title for the American, or a second Grand Slam crown for the German? The moment of truth has arrived in New York for the final Grand Slam showpiece of the season. In what should be a feverish atmosphere, Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton meet on Arthur Ashe Stadium…

Alexander Zverev vs Karen Khachanov: Power hitters set for US Open showdown This is a real collision of power waiting for the New York crowd at this decisive Flushing Meadows date. Alexander Zverev keeps chasing that first Grand Slam crown, and standing in his way is Karen Khachanov, a man who rarely rolls over when…

Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Arthur Fils: can Cincinatti’s kid do it again? The opening round of the men’s draw at the US Open is set to come out swinging. Among the standout ties in New York this first week, the clash between Stefanos Tsitsipas and young Frenchman Arthur Fils is pulling plenty of attention on the…

Roman Safiullin vs Carlos Alcaraz : A tricky opener? It is the comeback everyone in New York has been waiting for: Carlos Alcaraz returns to action after more than four months out with a right wrist injury. For his first outing at Flushing Meadows, the defending champion has not exactly landed a gift of a…

Jannik Sinner vs Alexander Zverev : the Italian bids for a second Wimbledon crown, the German for a Roland-Garros-Wimbledon double The Wimbledon final promises a top-level clash, with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner chasing a second title in London and Alexander Zverev hunting a second Grand Slam after his Roland-Garros triumph in June. Sinner has…

Sinner vs Djokovic: five hours of chaos, two days to breathe and another giant to topple Novak Djokovic had six minutes to spare. Six tiny minutes before Wimbledon’s curfew cut short one of the wildest matches of the tournament. It was 10.54pm when the Serb finally put Felix Auger-Aliassime away, after 5h15 of battle and…

Fery vs Zverev : the home dream up against Germany’s new boss They were not exactly supposed to be here together. Alexander Zverev, Roland Garros champion and world No 3, yes. Arthur Fery, world No 114 at the start of Wimbledon and handed a wildcard, far less so. And yet, on Sunday, one of them…

Fritz vs Zverev : the moment the German can finally turn the page There are some stats that just stick to a player like glue. Alexander Zverev knows one by heart : eight straight losses to Taylor Fritz. Long enough to become part of the pre-match script every single time these two meet. And yet…

Cobolli vs Fery : can the English fairytale last a little longer at Wimbledon? Arthur Fery was supposed to take the invite, soak up the experience and, if things broke right, give the home crowd a few decent moments. Instead, he is into the Wimbledon quarter-finals. Nobody saw that coming, probably not even Fery himself.…