Sebastian Baez vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Prediction: Betting on the favorite to win

Prediction for the ATP Olympics match which will take place on July 31. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

After a disappointing Wimbledon and before the start of the Olympics, Sebastian Baez played two dirt tournaments. In Hamburg, the Argentine reached the semi-finals where he lost to Frenchman Fils, in Kitzbühel he won in two sets over Tirrante and lost in three games to Gaston. In Paris, the Argentine had a confident 6:4, 6:3 win over Brazilian Monteiro in two sets and a less confident 6:4, 6:3 win over Lebanese Hassan in three sets. The match against Hassan lasted two hours and 10 minutes and the score was 6:2, 3:6, 7:6. The Argentine hit four aces and five double faults, won 76% of his points on his first serve and 63% on his second serve.

Tsitsipas is having a poor season and has fallen out of the top ten of the ATP rankings. Before the Olympics and after a disappointing Wimbledon, the Greek played three matches at the Gstaad tournament, where he beat Serb Medjedovic and Italy's Fognini, but lost to Italy's Berrettini in two games. At the Olympics, the Hellenic beat Belgium's Bergs in two sets and Britain's Evans in two games 6:1, 6:2. During the game against Evans Tsitsipas made 2 aces and zero double faults, won 90% of points on first serve and 60% on second serve.

There is little doubt that Tsitsipas will win the upcoming game and advance to the next round of the Olympic tournament. Tsitsipas is gaining on the tournament, if it took three sets for Bergs, Stefanos beat Britain's Evans in two games, virtually unnoticed. Tsitsipas has also beaten the Argentine twice in his career, including on a dirt court in Madrid. In this pairing, we are on the side of the favorite, and as for the total, we are waiting for a fast-paced match.