Holger Rune vs Yannick Hanfmann Prediction: Good Chance for Rune

Prediction for the ATP Munich Holger Rune vs Yannick Hanfmann game which will take place on April 20th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available. 

The Munich tournament is only the season's second clay tournament for Rune. However, the first in Monte Carlo almost became a triumph for the Dane. Rune reached the final, where he lost to Andrey Rublev in three sets. The game against Rublev turned out to be long, 3-set. Holger won the first game with a score of 7:5 but lost in the next two by 2:6 and 5:7. The match lasted two hours and 36 minutes. For the game, Rune 6 times served through with 9 double errors and won 71% of points on the first serve and 38% on the second. Return statistics: 26%/48%. Before the defeat from Rublev, Rune beat Tim, Medvedev, and Sinner in the Masters in Monaco. Also, note that Rune won the tournament in Munich last year, so there is no need to talk about Dane's high motivation for the upcoming match.

For Hanfmann, the Munich tournament is the first European clay tournament of the season. In February-March, the German played on the courts in South America. For example, he reached the quarterfinals of the tournament in Santiago. At the end of March – April, Hanfmann had two tournaments in North America: Mexico City and Houston. By the way, Hanfmann reached the semifinals in Texas, where he lost to the Argentine Etcheverry in two games. In Munich, Yannick played a match against Brazilian Monteiro and won against Thiago in three sets with the score 6:7, 7:6, and 6:2. It was a tough match. The game lasted almost three hours. During the game, Hanfmann served through 10 times with two double faults and won 85% of the points on the first serve and 58% on the second. Return statistics: 32%/48%.

The upcoming match will be the first at the current tournament for Rune. However, everything is fine with the game practice of the Dane, which we could see at the Monte Carlo Masters, where the Dane reached the final and had a good chance of the title. In addition, the local courts are comfortable for Rune. Remember that it is the Scandinavian who is the current winner of the tournament in Bavaria.