Alexander Zverev vs Christopher O'Connell Prediction: Alexander is stronger and will achieve a convincing victory

Prediction for the ATP Indian Wells match which will take place on March 8. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Alexander played two tournaments in the New World, in Los Cabos, where he reached the semi-finals but lost to Thompson, and in Acapulco, where he crashed out after the first match, losing in three sets to his compatriot Altmaier. Before the tournaments in Mexico, the German played at a high level at the Australian Open, where he reached the semi-finals, losing to Daniil Medvedev in five sets: 5:7, 3:6, 7:6, 7:6, 6:3.

Before California, Christopher played two tournaments in the Arabian Peninsula, in Doha and Dubai, where he won twice and lost twice. In Indian Wells, the Australian has won one game over Britain's Draper in three games. Interestingly, Christopher lost the first set 1:6 to Jack, but that didn't stop the 66th-ranked player from winning the final set. The Australian hit eight aces and four double faults and won 76% of his points on his first serve and 43% on his second.

Zverev had a successful Australian Open but did not perform well at the hard-court tournaments in Mexico, where he lost to Thompson and Altmaier. On the other hand, Christopher has already had game practice at the Indian Wells tournament, defeating the Briton Draper in three sets. It should also be noted that the Australian has experience beating the German, so Christopher is unlikely to feel some piety in front of the tennis player from the top ten rankings. We believe Zverev should not expect an easy life in the upcoming game.