Richard Gasquet vs Thiago Monteiro Betting Tip 2024 - Predictions for the ATP Metz, France

Introduction

In an exciting Round of 32 clash at the ATP Metz, France, Richard Gasquet will take on Thiago Monteiro in a highly anticipated encounter. Tennis fans are eagerly awaiting this matchup to see which player will advance further in the tournament. For the latest odds and to place your bets, visit Betarena.

Player Analysis

Richard Gasquet

Richard Gasquet, a seasoned French player standing at 6'1" (1.85m) and weighing 174lb (79kg), is known for his elegant style of play on the court. Gasquet's recent performances have been a mix of wins and losses, showcasing his competitive spirit and determination.

In his last match at the ATP Paris, France Men Singles on 29/10/2024 against Zizou Bergs, Gasquet faced a tough challenge resulting in a loss with notable stats such as 1st Serve - 47.8%, 2nd Serve - 87.5%, and Break Points - 0/5.

Thiago Monteiro

Thiago Monteiro, hailing from Brazil, stands at the same height as Gasquet, 6'1" (1.85m), and weighs 172lb (78kg). Monteiro's recent performances have seen a mixture of victories and defeats, highlighting his resilience on the court.

In his most recent match at the ATP Challenger Bratislava II, Slovakia Men Singles on 28/10/2024 against Alibek Kachmazov, Monteiro displayed impressive stats like Aces - 5, 1st Serve - 60.3%, and Points Won - 91.

Match Prediction

As both players enter this Round of 32 encounter at the ATP Metz, France with their unique strengths and playing styles, it promises to be a thrilling battle on the court. With Richard Gasquet being the favorite with odds of 1.62 (-163) to win and Thiago Monteiro considered the underdog with odds of 2.3 (+130), the match is poised to deliver intense rallies and exciting moments.

Gasquet's experience and skill on hard courts may give him an edge in this matchup against Monteiro. However, Monteiro's determination and ability to capitalize on key points cannot be underestimated.

Score Prediction:

Richard Gasquet to win in three sets.