Alexander Zverev vs Cameron Norrie Prediction: The German hasn't lost a single set to Norrie

In the Australian Open, Germany's Alexander Zverev, world No. 6, will face Britain's Cameron Norrie, currently No. 22 in the world rankings. The guys have crossed paths four times on the Tour before, all head-to-head meetings remained for the German, who has not lost a single set to Norrie.

As we expected, in three sets, Zverev confidently beat Mikkelsen, the 91st-ranked player in the world. The match lasted two hours and 2 minutes, and Zverev won it 6:2, 7:6, 6:2. During the game, Alexander made 11 aces with one double fault and won 79% of points on the first serve and 65% on the second. It should be noted that Zverev knocked German Koepfer and Slovak Klein out of the tournament before his victory over Mikkelsen.

The Brit is having a very good tournament; Norrie knocked Peruvian Varillas, Italian Zappieri, and Norwegian Ruud out of the tournament in Melbourne. In Norrie's favor, the match against Ruud lasted three hours and six minutes, 6:4, 6:7, 6:4, 6:3. Cameron had 11 aces and three double faults, winning 77% of his points on the first and 62% on the second serve.

Norrie is a convenient opponent for Zverev, evident from the statistics of head-to-head meetings between the guys. In addition, the German is in great shape; Alexander gained tone in the second half of last season and since then, as they say, keeps the mark. Bookmakers have competently prioritized the German as the favorite for the upcoming meeting. We expect another quality game from Zverev, and we wouldn't be surprised if Norrie fails to win even one game against the German again.