Saturday’s Tennis Betting Tips and Predictions: Tsitsipas, Nadal and Opelka to Win

Action is heating up in the tennis world this weekend, as a host of semi-finals unfold on Saturday. Fancy throwing down some wagers on these knockout matches? We’ve analysed the odds and come up with the best three bets for you to make today.

Best Tennis Tips and Predictions Today

Based on the latest tennis odds, here are the bets we're recommend you jump on today:

Tsitsipas to Defeat Berrettini @ 8/13

A blockbusting semi-final is on the cards in Gstaad this Saturday, with Stefanos Tsitsipas taking on Matteo Berrettini. Both of these former top 10 players are in fine form, and have fantastic clay court games.

We give Tsitsipas the edge in this one, only because of the head-to-head between these two. Usually, an in-form Berrettini would be our pick. However, the Italian has faced Tsitsipas three times on the ATP Tour and once in qualifying, losing all four meetings.

Tsitsipas on clay is a different beast, with the Greek holding a 75.6% win rate. He’s 19-4 this year as well on the surface, and should edge Berrettini.

Nadal to Defeat Ajdukovic 2-0 @ 19/20

Rafael Nadal played an epic against Mariano Navone yesterday, defeating the Argentine in a four-hour long clash. If he’s able to take to the court today – which is a bit of an if – then he’ll be in no mood to play another three-setter.

Qualifier Duje Ajdukovic, on the other hand, is liable to be a bit star-struck by playing the likes of Nadal. Expect this one to be over quickly, with Nadal playing aggressive and Ajdukovic fizzling.

Opelka to Beat Michelsen @ 6/5

Rounding out our betting action on Saturday are Reilly Opelka and Alex Michelsen in Newport. The big-serving Opelka just became the lowest ranked man to make an ATP semi-final in history, with the American well outside the world’s top 1000 currently courtesy of a long injury layoff.

We expect he’ll carry on his hot run here, however. Opelka is playing sharp tennis, with his serve getting plenty of pay from the tricky Newport surface. He has zero pressure, while Michelsen is defending points from this time last year.

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