Carlos Alcaraz vs Alex De Minaur Prediction: Bookies Underestimate the Outsider

Prediction for the ATP London match, which will take place on June 25th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Carlos lost only one set in four games in London - in the first round to Rinderknech. He beat Lehechka, Dimitrov, and Korda in two sets confidently. For example, the semifinal against Korda lasted an hour and 23 minutes, and Alcaraz won it 6:3, 6:4. Carlos made two aces and three double faults and won 84% of points on the first serve and 45% on the second. Reception: 33%/62%, winners/unforced errors 20/5. Noteworthy is the insufficient number of unnecessary errors of the second racket of the world.

For Alex, the tournament in London is his second grass tennis tournament of the season. He beat Djere in Hertogenbos before losing to Griekspoor. In London, De Minaur, like Alcaraz, has only one set loss to Mannarino in the quarterfinals. Also, he beat Murray, Schwartzman, and Rune. The semifinal against Holger lasted an hour and 40 minutes, and Alex won it 6-3, 7-6. His stats in that game: 3/2 aces/doubles, 78%/57% win percentage on first and second serves, 38%/36% win percentage on the reception, 23/9 winners/unforced errors.

Carlos can do decent tennis on grass as well, but we're willing to bet the bookies on the line. De Minaur has always been good on grass; his semifinal wins over ATP Top Ten player Rune was followed by a convincing win over the top ten Mannarino, who plays well on grass. Let's remember that Alcaraz struggled to beat De Minaur last year, even on his favorite clay court. The bookies underestimate the Australians and overestimate the Spaniards. What's more, we won't be surprised if the outsider wins the London tournament.