Miomir Kecmanovic vs Andrey Rublev Prediction: Will Andrey Regain the Lead?

Prediction for the ATP Miami match, which will take place on March 26th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Miomir, unlike Andrey, has been in the USA for a long time. He played in Dallas and Delray Beach in the first half of February. By the way, in the second tournament, Kecmanovic reached the final, losing to Taylor Fritz. Then there was a failure in Acapulco and Indian Wells. The Balkan played one match in Miami and won three games against Humbert 6-4, 6-7, 7-6. The game was long - two hours and 46 minutes. Kecmanovic made ten aces and three double faults, winning 73% of points on the first serve and 57% on the second, reception stats: 23%/48%, winners/unforced errors 33/17.

Andrey reached the Indian Wells last 16, losing in two games to Cameron Norrie. No. 7 began his tournament in Miami with a second-round match against No. 50 Jeffrey Wolfe. The meeting was a two-set affair, but it was slow and lasted an hour and 42 minutes. Andrey fired 16 times and made only one double fault. He won 85% of points on the first serve and 50% on the second. Rublev won 30% of points on the first serve and 44% on second, winners/unforced errors stats 36/16.

Rublev received some playing practice in Miami. The match against Wolf will not be easy for Andrei, but his statistics suggest Rublev is in decent shape after the failure at Indian Wells. Rublev has lost the lead to Medvedev, but if he is successful in Miami, Andrei may be able to regain it. All the more so, we can expect Daniil to have a slump. It's been a long time since Medvedev lost. It's hard to hold this kind of tonus for a long time. Judging by the result of the first match between Kecmanovic and Rublev, the Serb is quite a convenient opponent for the Russian.

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