Roman Safiullin vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Prediction: Tsitsipas has a chance to play in the final

Prediction for the ATP Acapulco Roman Safiullin vs Stefanos Tsitsipas match which will take place on February 28th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Roman is on a 4-match losing streak that started at the Brisbane event and continued at the Melbourne, Rotterdam, and Los Cabos events. The Russian lost twice to Rune, as well as to Griekspoor and Evans in Mexico. The match against Evans lasted one hour and 42 minutes, 6:2, 6:4 in favor of the Briton. Roman made two aces and five double faults during the game, winning 59% of the points on the first serve and 30% on the second. Service statistics: 26%/50%, wins 11/17.

The Greek played much better than the Russian in Los Cabos. Stefanos managed two wins over Vukic and Kovacevic but lost in the semi-finals in straight sets to Casper Ruud, the world number 11. The scores were 4:6 and 6:7, and the match lasted one hour and 51 minutes. During the match, Tsitsipas made 12 aces and one double fault, winning 80% of the points on his first and 52% on his second serve. 

Stefanos was in the top five not long ago, but now he is not even in the ATP top 10. Safiullin's situation is even worse, as he is on a 4-match losing streak, and last week, he lost to Evans in straight sets at the tournament in Mexico. On the other hand, Tsitsipas played well in Los Cabos and had a chance to play in the final. Stefanos also has experience against Safiullin, as the Greek beat the Russian in Marseille two years ago.