Taylor Fritz vs Emilio Gomez Prediction: the Outcome is Evident

Prediction for the ATP Delray Beach match, which will take place on February 15th. Taylor Fritz never went to Europe but continues to play in his country. After a not-very-successful tournament in Dallas, Taylor moved to Delray Beach. The first opponent of the strongest American tennis player will be the representative of Ecuador, No. 94, Emilio Gomez. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Taylor Fritz

After the United Cup triumph, Fritz had a non-triumphant Australian Open, from which he dropped out after the second round. Then a pause of three weeks and Taylor's appearance in Dallas followed. Fritz played three matches in Texas, starting the tournament in the second round. Knocking out his compatriots Sock and Giron, he lost to Chinese rising star Wu Yibing in three games. All in all, No. 7 is doing quite well with his current form. He has enough practice, so we believe the US number one will be fine in his last 16.

Emilio Gomez

Little-known Ecuadorian, a 31-year-old tennis player, has won four Challenger titles. Gomez had four tournaments in 2023. He played in Melbourne but did not qualify and reached the Challenger's semifinals in Cleveland and the quarterfinals in Dallas, where he lost to Isner. In the first round in Delray Beach, Gomez faced qualifier Wu Tung-lin, whom he defeated in two sets, 7-6, 6-4. The match was tight and drawn out, despite two sets. 2/0 were stats for Emilio in that game on aces/doubles, 59%/47% points won on first serve, 33%/48% on receptions.

Expert Betting Tips

Honestly, we don't see what Gomez can do against Fritz. The American is stronger than his opponent in every way: serving, receiving, court play, and experience. The only thing in which Gomez is not worse than his opponent is his match practice, but it is not enough to fight even against a top opponent, not to mention to win something. We wonder if the Ecuadorian can take even a game and bet on a confident win for the American.