Christopher Eubanks vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Prediction: The American is underestimated in the upcoming game

The next opponent for Stefanos Tsitsipas, the world number five, will be ATP number 43, Christopher Eubanks. The two men have never crossed paths on the Tour before and bookmakers see the Greek as the favourite, with Eubanks having a very decent record on grass this season.

Eubanks has one of the best playing practices on the grass in 2023. At the Surbiton tournament, the Amerikan started the grass part of the season in early June. Christopher then played three matches at a tournament in Stuttgart, three in Halle, and five in Mallorca. The American was the prizewinner in the Balearic Islands, beating Mannarino in the final in two sets. At Wimbledon, Christopher had three wins in three games and only lost two sets to Monteiro and Norrie. In the third round, Eubanks beat the Australian O'Connell in three games, 7:6, 7:6, i.e. over three tie-breaks.

As we expected, Stefanos Tsitsipas easily handled Serbia's Györe László in three sets. After two 5 set matches, Tsitsipas had no choice but to be brave and do his best against Györe in as little time as possible, which was a comfortable opponent. Before beating the Balkan, the Greek knocked Dominic Thiem and Andy Murray out of the net, both beaten in five sets. Tsitsipas had been unbeaten at tournaments in Stuttgart, Halle, and Majorca before the English Majors.

We believe the American is underestimated in the coming game; Eubanks proved his worth in the Mallorca tournament, and at Wimbledon, he obtained several landmark victories, including a four-set victory over strong Norrie. Tsitsipas had difficulty beating Tim and Murray; Andy was close to victory. All in all, Tsitsipas is not very impressive on grass so far, and we don't doubt that the Greek will have problems in the upcoming meeting, which is not certain that he will be able to solve.