Carlos Alcaraz vs Daniel Evans Prediction: The Spaniard will have no problem advancing to the next round

The next opponent of the world number one Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open tennis championship will be the 28th number of the ATP ranking, the Briton Daniel Evans. The guys have crossed paths twice on Tour, 2:0 in favor of the Spaniard, who has yet to lose a set to the Briton and is listed as a big favorite in the pairing.

Before the US Open, Carlos Alcaraz played in the final of the Cincinnati Masters, where he lost to Novak Djokovic in three games. Carlos played two matches in New York; the first was not played to the end, and Koepfer withdrew in the second game with the score 6:2, 3:2 in favor of Carlos. In the second round, Alcaraz was stronger than South African Harris in three games, beating him 6:3, 6:1, and 7:6. The Spaniard had four aces and one double fault, winning 69% of his points on his first and 62% on his second serve.

Before the start of the US Open, the Briton failed at the Cincinnati and Toronto Masters, but in New York, Daniel made it to the third round, beating Galan and Van de Zandschulp in the process. The match against the Dutchman was a 4-set match, lasting two hours and 42 minutes; the score was 1:6, 6:1, 6:3, 6:3 in favor of the Briton. In general, it is surprising, especially the result of the first two sets. Evans had five service games with three double faults and won 80% of points on his first and 60% on his second serve.

In Barcelona, Alcaraz beat Evans 6:2, 6:2. We doubt anything will change in New York. If Evans at least had a powerful serve, but the British player doesn't, there is little doubt that the Spaniard will quickly advance to the fourth round of the Majors. Moreover, Alcaraz is well acquainted with Evans and his style of play, having twice beaten the Briton on Tour.