Alexander Zverev - Thomas-Martin Etcheverry: forecast and bet on Roland Garros

In the quarterfinals of Roland Garros, Alexander Zverev from Germany will play against Thomas-Martin Etcheverry from Argentina.

Alexander Zverev

The 26-year-old German representative is still unstoppable in Paris. The day before yesterday, in the 1/8 finals, Zverev was able to win a major victory again, this time Alexander dealt with Grigor Dimitrov from Bulgaria in three sets – 6:1; 6:4; 6:3. At the very beginning of the match, the German made two consecutive breaks and led 4-0 in games. After that, the tennis players worked a little competently on their serves, and already with the score 5:1 in games, Zverev made the third break, which allowed him to close the game with a big difference. In the second set, the tennis players initially worked a little competently on their serves, and with the score 2:2 on games, Zverev lost a game on his serve. Immediately after that, Alexander could have made a return break, but the German missed the advantage in the game on Dimitrov's serve from the score of 40:15. Then Zverev himself could have lost a game on his serve for the second time in a row, but Alexander also showed character and pulled the game from the score of 15:40. After that, the representative of Germany gathered and made a breakthrough, as a result, Zverev made two consecutive breaks and won a strong-willed victory in the set. At the very beginning of the third set, Zverev could again lose a game on his serve, but Alexander pulled the game already with a score of 0:40. Immediately after that, Alexander himself made a break and led with a score of 2:0 in games. Then, on his serve, the German again experienced a lot of problems, Zverev lost with a score of 0:40, but Alexander gathered here at a critical moment, which allowed him to save the game. But, with the score 1:3, Zverev still lost the game on his serve and allowed Dimitrov to recoup, Grigor came out on the score 3:3 on games. And already with the score 4:3 in games, Zverev made the second break, and then Alexander easily submitted for the match. The tennis players spent two hours and twenty minutes on the court.

Let's add that this season Alexander Zverev won four matches in a row for the first time.

Thomas-Martin Etcheverry

The 23-year-old representative of Argentina also feels great in Paris. In four matches at the Grand Slam tournament, Thomas-Martin has not lost a single set. Etcheverry started at the tournament in France on May 29 in the 1/64 finals with a fairly simple match against Jack Draper from Great Britain – 6:4; 1:0 and Draper's subsequent refusal due to injury. On the first day of the 1/32 finals, Thomas-Martin beat Alex De Minaur from Australia in three sets – 6:3; 7:6 (7:2); 6:3. On the third day in the 1/16 finals Etcheverry confidently beat Borna Choric from Croatia in three sets – 6:3; 7:6 (7:5); 6:2. And the day before yesterday in the 1/8 finals, the Argentine easily beat Yoshihito Nishioka from Japan – 7:6 (10:8); 6:0; 6:1. At the very beginning of the match, Etcheverry made a break and led 2-0 in games. After that, Thomas-Martin tried to work from his minimal advantage, but in the middle of the game with the score 4:3 in games, the Argentine lost a game on his serve and thereby Nishioka came out on the score of 4:4. After that, the tennis players were already working competently on their serves, in the end it came to a tie-break, where in a very hard struggle the Argentine still turned out to be a little stronger. In the second set, Etcheverry already completely dominated the court and without much difficulty, with three consecutive breaks, he took the game to zero. At the very beginning of the second set, Thomas-Martin made two consecutive breaks and led 5-0 in games. Then, only when the score was 5:1 in games, Etcheverry almost lost a game on his serve, but Thomas-Martin showed character and pulled the game from the score at 15:40, which allowed him to close the game again with a major difference. The tennis players spent two hours and five minutes on the court.

Forecast

In this match, Alexander Zverev is considered by bookmakers to be an extremely clear favorite. However, given the form of Etcheverry, it is still unlikely that Zverev will have a simple three-set match. We suggest that you bet more than 35.5 games on the total.