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  • Australian Open : Souveräner Erfolg gegen Humbert – Zverev im Viertelfinale


    Stand: 19.01.2025 14:40 Uhr

    Alexander Zverev präsentiert sich auch im Achtelfinale der Australian Open in bestechender Form. Der Franzose Ugo Humbert konnte nur in einem Satz Akzente setzen.


    Jörg Strohschein

    Es war der nächste hoch verdiente Erfolg von Alexander Zverev. Der beste deutsche Tennisspieler gewann am Sonntag (19.01.2025) gegen den Franzosen Ugo Humbert nach starker Vorstellung mit 6:1, 2:6, 6:3, 6:2. Damit wahrt der gebürtige Hamburger die Chance, seinen ersten Grand-Slam-Titel zu gewinnen.

    “Er ist ein unglaublich schwieriger Gegner“, sagte Zverev, der nach komplizierten 2:16 Stunden seinen ersten Matchball gegen Humbert verwandelte: “Er hat gute Chancen, bald ein Top-Ten-Spieler zu sein. Ich bin extrem glücklich, im Viertelfinale zu stehen.”

    In der nächsten Runde trifft Zverev auf den US-Amerikaner Tommy Paul, der zuvor mit 6:1, 6:1, 6:1 gegen den ab dem ersten Satz angeschlagenen Spanier Alejandro Davidovich Fokina gewinnen konnte. Die Statistik spricht allerdings gegen den Deutschen: Die beiden bisherigen Duelle mit Paul hat er auf Hartplatz verloren.

    Mit Blick auf seinen kommenden Gegner sagte Zverev: “Er hat sich auch sehr weiterentwickelt. Ich muss mein Bestes zeigen – ein bisschen mehr als in der ersten Woche.”

    Starke Aufschlagquote bei Zverev

    Der Deutsche legte gegen Humbert los wie die Feuerwehr. Zverev schlug auf, als wollte er den Franzosen für den Rest der Partie so sehr einschüchtern, dass dieser an ein Break noch nicht einmal denken wollte. 85 Prozent seiner ersten Aufschläge fanden ihr Ziel – eine bärenstarke Quote.

    Zudem retournierte der 27-Jährige so brillant, dass Humbert kaum noch wusste, wohin er den Filzball servieren sollte.

    Zverev hatte nahezu immer eine bessere Antwort parat und haute seinem Gegner die Bälle nur so um die Ohren. Der Franzose war zu diesem Zeitpunkt völlig überfordert und ging mit 1:6 unter.

    Zverev wird fehleranfälliger

    Aber wie so oft im Tennis ist es schwer, solch ein hohes Niveau dann auch im nächsten Durchgang zu bestätigen. So lief es dann auch im zweiten Satz aus Sicht des Deutschen.

    Während Zverev in seinen Leistungen, in seiner Beständigkeit, etwas nachließ (13 unerzwungene Fehler, nur noch 78 Prozent erster Aufschläge), steigerte sich Humbert sukzessive bei seinem Aufschlag- und vor allem bei seinem Returnspiel.

    Plötzlich parierte Humbert auch die schnellsten Aufschläge des Deutschen und spielte diese mit bester Qualität zurück. Das hatte Folgen: Zwei Breaks musste Zverev hinnehmen und er verlor den Satz deutlich mit 2:6.

    Partie im 3. Satz ausgeglichener

    In dritten Satz entwickelte sich bis zum 3:4 aus der Sicht des Franzosen eine ausgeglichene Partie. Beide Spieler agierten stabil und solide. Aber Zverev hatte dann im achten Spiel das Momentum auf seiner Seite und nutzte seine zweite Breakchance mit einem klugen, für Humbert schwer zu händelnden Return.

    Im darauffolgenden Aufschlagspiel bewahrte Zverev souverän die Nerven und sicherte sich mit 6:3 den dritten Satz.

    Bärenstarke Rückhand

    Zu Beginn des vierten Satzes präsentierte sich Humbert plötzlich unerwartet fehleranfällig. Sechs Fehler des Franzosen sorgten dafür, dass Zverev schon früh das erste Break zum 2:1 gelang. Und auch im Anschluss blieb der Deutsche hochkonzentriert, vermied allzu viele Emotionen und erhöhte auf 3:1.

    Beim Stand von 4:2 wollte und konnte Zverev die Vorentscheidung herbeiführen, als er eine spektakuläre Rückhand zum nächsten Break und zum 5:2 verwandelte. Das letzte Aufschlagspiel des Deutschen war nur noch Formsache und das 6:2 und der Sieg gegen Humbert standen fest.



    The Australian Open: Dominant Victory against Humbert – Zverev Advances to Quarterfinals

    In a commanding display of skill and determination, Alexander Zverev secured his spot in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open with a resounding victory over Ugo Humbert. The match, which saw Zverev showcase his powerful serve and precise groundstrokes, ended in a straight-set triumph for the German player.

    Zverev’s performance on the court was nothing short of impressive, as he controlled the tempo of the match from start to finish. Humbert, a formidable opponent in his own right, was simply no match for Zverev’s relentless aggression and precision.

    With this win, Zverev now finds himself in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, where he will face off against another tough competitor. As he continues his quest for Grand Slam glory, Zverev will undoubtedly be looking to build on this impressive victory and take his game to the next level.

    Stay tuned for more updates on Zverev’s journey through the Australian Open, as he looks to make a strong push towards the title. Let’s cheer on Zverev as he continues to showcase his talent and determination on the world stage!

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  • Novak Djokovic vs Jiri Lehecka; Ball kid collapse; Carlos Alcaraz beats Jack Draper; Coco Gauff TikTok message; Alexander Zverev vs Ugo Humbert


    Carlos Alcaraz reached his 10th career grand slam quarter-final, tied for the most by a man before his 22nd birthday, by advancing at the Australian Open when 15th seeded Jack Draper stopped playing because of injury after dropping the first two sets on Sunday.

    No.3 seed Alcaraz was ahead 7-5, 6-1 when Draper decided he couldn’t continue.

    He’d been dealing with physical issues after winning each of his first three matches at Melbourne Park in five sets.

    “It’s not the way I want to win a match, to get through to the next round,” Alcaraz said.

    “Happy to play another quarter-final here in Australia, but a little bit sad for Jack.”

    The two of them were supposed to spend a week training together in the offseason, but Draper had to turn that chance down because of an injury.

    Alcaraz next will meet either 10 time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic or No. 24 Jiri Lehecka who are playing later tonight.

    “I’m going to watch that, for sure. Where? I don’t know. I have to recover now. My mind is (on) recovering as good as I can with my team,” Alcaraz said.

    Sunday’s victory was Alcaraz’s first against a top 20 opponent at the Australian Open, which he is trying to win for the first time to complete a career grand slam.

    He already has two titles from Wimbledon – by defeating Djokovic in the 2023 and 2024 finals – plus one apiece from the US Open and French Open.

    Still just 21, Alcaraz pulled even with Bjorn Borg, Boris Becker and Mats Wilander for the highest number of major quarter-final appearances by that age.

    Alcaraz’s best run at Melbourne Park was getting to the quarter-finals last year before losing at that stage to Alexander Zverev.

    “I’m just happy with the level that I’m playing,” Alcaraz said.

    “On the court, off the court, I’m feeling really comfortable here in Australia.”



    What a day at the Miami Open! Novak Djokovic faced off against Jiri Lehecka in a thrilling match that had everyone on the edge of their seats. However, the match was briefly interrupted when a ball kid collapsed on court, causing concern among players and spectators. Thankfully, the ball kid received medical attention and is said to be recovering well.

    In another exciting match, rising star Carlos Alcaraz defeated Jack Draper in a hard-fought battle, showcasing his talent and determination on the court. Alcaraz continues to impress with his impressive performances and is definitely one to watch in the future.

    Meanwhile, Coco Gauff took to TikTok to share a message with her fans, expressing gratitude for their support and sharing her excitement for the upcoming matches. Gauff’s engaging presence on social media continues to endear her to fans around the world.

    Lastly, Alexander Zverev faced off against Ugo Humbert in a highly anticipated match that kept fans on the edge of their seats. Zverev showcased his skills and determination, ultimately securing a hard-fought victory over his formidable opponent.

    Stay tuned for more updates from the Miami Open as the competition heats up and the world’s top players battle it out on the court.

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  • Alexander Zverev vs Ugo Humbert prediction, betting tips & odds, head-to-head, preview: Australian Open 2025


    Zverev has made a strong start in his quest for a maiden Grand Slam trophy.

    Quietly but steadily, Alexander Zverev is making rapid strides at the Australian Open 2025, winning his first three rounds without much fuss. The German hasn’t dropped a set yet, and while the spotlight has been on the other star-studded men’s singles players, Zverev is looking good with every passing match.

    Jacob Fearnley who had a good run in the competition until the third round, fell to the second seed 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. The Australian Open now heads to the business end of the tournament, and the players who can hold their nerve under pressure are likely to prevail.

    Match details

    • Tournament: Australian Open 2025
    • Stage: Round-four
    • Date: January 19
    • Venue: John Cain Arena, Melbourne
    • Surface: Hard Court (Outdoor)

    Preview

    Zverev cruised past Lucas Pouille, Pedro Martínez and Fearnley in his initial rounds, in straight sets, and will now face Ugo Humbert in the round of 16. Humbert will be Zverev’s first battle against a top 15 player in this competition so far.

    Ugo Humbert beat Matteo Gigante, Hady Habib in the first two rounds comfortably and battled it out with fellow countrymen, Arthur Fils in round three. After dropping the opening set, Humbert rallied to win the next two. Unfortunately, Fils was forced to retire due to injury, sealing the 26-year-old’s place in the next round.

    Prior to the Australian Open, Humbert’s last appearance was at the Paris Masters where he lost to Zverev in the finals. The 14th seed has been one of the improving players of the ATP circuit but has not managed to get past the German on the last two occasions, giving the Tokyo Olympic Gold medalist a definite advantage.

    Form

    Alexander Zverev: W-W-W-L-W

    Ugo Humbert: W-W-W-L-W

    Head-to-head record

    Matches: 1

    Alexander Zverev: 1

    Ugo Humbert: 0

    Zverev and Humbert have met thrice in the past, with their last encounter being at the Paris Masters, with the German winning the clash in a convincing fashion 6-2 6-2.

    Stats

    Alexander Zverev

    • Zverev reached the last four at the Australian Open last season.
    • Zverev is 28-9 in Melbourne.
    • Zverev is ranked second currently.
    • Zverev has a 75% winning rate on hard courts over the last 52 weeks.

    Ugo Humbert

    • Humbert reached the third round at the Australian Open last season.
    • Humbert is 8-6 in Melbourne.
    • Humbert is ranked fourteenth currently.
    • Humbert has a 68% winning rate on hard courts over the last 52 weeks.

    Alexander Zverev vs Ugo Humbert Betting tips and odds

    • Moneyline: Humbert -550, Zverev +430
    • Spread: Humbert -5.5 (1.95), Zverev +5.5 (1.95)
    • Total sets: Over 2.10 (-19.5), Under 1.87 (+19.5)

    Match prediction

    Zverev is ranked second currently and is expected to make the top four given his easy draw due to a high ranking. While Humbert has fared well in the event so far, Zverev’s strong serving and blazing forehands can be tough to deal with. With eyes set on a maiden Grand Slam major, the German will aim to make short work of the Frenchman to confirm his spot in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open 2025.

    Prediction: Alexander Zverev to win in four sets.

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    The Australian Open 2025 is heating up with an exciting match between Alexander Zverev and Ugo Humbert on the horizon. Both players have been in top form recently and are looking to make a statement in this tournament.

    In terms of head-to-head matches, Zverev has a slight edge over Humbert with a 2-1 record. However, Humbert has been playing some of the best tennis of his career and should not be underestimated in this matchup.

    When it comes to betting tips, it’s always a good idea to consider the current form of the players. Zverev is known for his powerful serve and aggressive baseline game, while Humbert is a crafty player who can mix up his shots and keep his opponents off balance.

    In terms of odds, Zverev is likely to be the favorite in this match due to his higher ranking and past success in Grand Slam events. However, Humbert has the ability to pull off an upset if he can maintain his composure and play his best tennis on the day.

    Overall, this match between Zverev and Humbert is shaping up to be a thrilling encounter with both players hungry for a victory. Tennis fans can expect a high-quality battle on the court as these two talented players go head-to-head in the Australian Open 2025.

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  • Preview: Australian Open: Ugo Humbert vs. Alexander Zverev – prediction, head-to-head, tournament so far


    Sports Mole previews Sunday’s Australian Open fourth-round match between Ugo Humbert and Alexander Zverev, including predictions, head-to-head and their tournament so far.

    Two months after their one-sided Paris Masters final, Ugo Humbert and Alexander Zverev tussle in Sunday’s Australian Open fourth-round match, with the Frenchman keen to advance to the last eight at a Grand Slam for the first time.

    Realising that ambition will be easier said than done against the world No. 2, who has not dropped a set en route to another fourth round Down Under.

    Match preview

    Ugo Humbert reacts at the Australian Open on January 17, 2025© Imago

    Arthur Fils‘s ankle injury during his round-three contest with Humbert meant fans at John Cain Arena were denied a possible thrilling five-setter – hours after Naomi Osaka was forced to retire during her round-three encounter with Belinda Bencic at the same venue – with the No. 1 Frenchman advancing to his first-ever fourth-round match in Australia.

    Both men had slugged it out for two hours and 37 minutes before the effervescent Fils’s involvement at Melbourne Park ended early, all to Humbert’s gain.

    While cynics will play down the 14th seed’s feat Down Under, given he faced qualifiers in rounds one and two, and his first seeded opponent in the third round was in the wars.

    The upshot of the French player’s progress means he has overcome his third-round hoodoo at the opening Major of the season, having reached a third match at the Slam in 2023 and last year, only to lose to Holger Rune in straight sets two years back and ninth seed Hubert Hurkacz in 2024.

    This year’s progress means the 26-year-old has reached the fourth round of a Grand Slam outside Wimbledon (2019 and 2024) for the first time, and he seeks to make his quarter-final debut by defeating one of the pre-tournament favourites.

    Alexander Zverev in action at the Australian Open on January 17, 2025© Imago

    Barring a significant drop-off in the German’s performance, getting the better of Zverev will require the left-handed player to raise his level against the second seed, who has yet to drop a set en route to round four.

    Although third-round opponent Jacob Fearnley twice cracked the world No. 2’s serve – Zverev saved a combined eight break points in rounds one and two – the 27-year-old did likewise five times to seal a 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 triumph in two hours and two minutes.

    That was the second-longest time spent on court for the two-time Slam finalist, whose round-one victory against French wild card Lucas Pouille went on for two hours and 21 minutes, while his second-round success over Pedro Martinez ended six minutes shy of two hours.

    The two-time Aussie Open semi-finalist has barely broken a sweat before facing a seeded opponent for the first time at this year’s tournament, but the evidence of a comfortable victory over Humbert on hostile ground in Paris suggests that the 23-time ATP Tour champion has the edge.

    While Friday’s victory means the second seed advances to his 21st last-16 match at Slams, overtaking Milos Raonic‘s tally of 20 for players born since 1990, such statistics will count for little if he suffers a shock defeat to Humbert in their fourth match-up on the tour.

    Zverev is now four wins away from that first Grand Slam title he desires, but the German No. 1 cannot afford to look that far ahead despite entering Sunday’s contest with the Frenchman as the clear favourite.

    Tournament so far

    Ugo Humbert:

    First round: vs. Matteo Gigante 7-6[5] 7-5 6-4
    Second round: vs. Hady Habib 6-3 6-4 6-4
    Third round: vs. Arthur Fils 4-6 7-5 6-4 1-0 ret

    Alexander Zverev:

    First round: vs. Lucas Pouille 6-4 6-4 6-4
    Second round: vs. Pedro Martinez 6-1 6-4 6-1
    Third round: vs. Jacob Fearnley 6-3 6-4 6-4

    Head To Head

    Paris Masters (2024) – Final: Zverev 6-2 6-2

    Paris Masters (2023) – Round of 32: Zverev 6-4 6-7(3) 7-6(5)

    Halle (2021) – Round of 16: Humbert 7-6(4) 3-6 6-3

    Since losing to Humbert at a grass-court ATP Tour event in Halle in 2021, Zverev has twice defeated the French player on home turf at the Paris Masters, taking a 2-1 lead in their head-to-head.

    Four of the French player’s 13 top-10 victories were last year – the most he has managed in a season – though his only Grand Slam success against elite opponents came three years ago at Wimbledon, defeating Casper Ruud in the second round.

    Zverev has an impressive 75-31 win-loss record against left-handed opponents and enters the fourth round on a 27-match winning sequence against such opponents, last losing to Switzerland’s Marc-Andrea Huesler in Davis Cup action in February 2023.

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    We say: Zverev to win in four sets

    Hard to bet against Zverev, whose impressive start to the season has seen him record five straight wins, only dropping a set to Zhang Zhizhen in the United Cup.

    Last year’s semi-finalist is backed to advance, though Humbert could force a fourth set, but no more than that.

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    The Australian Open has been filled with excitement and upsets so far, and the upcoming match between Ugo Humbert and Alexander Zverev promises to be another thrilling encounter.

    Humbert, the 22-year-old Frenchman, has been in impressive form leading up to this match. He defeated some tough opponents to reach this stage of the tournament, and his powerful game style could pose a challenge for Zverev.

    On the other hand, Zverev, the 24-year-old German, is a top seed and one of the favorites to win the tournament. He has been in excellent form, showcasing his strong serve and baseline game throughout the competition.

    In terms of head-to-head matches, Zverev leads Humbert 2-0, with both victories coming on hard courts. However, Humbert has been improving rapidly and could potentially cause an upset in this match.

    Overall, this match promises to be a close and competitive one, with both players capable of producing high-quality tennis. It is difficult to predict the outcome, but Zverev’s experience and consistency could give him the edge in this match.

    Stay tuned for this exciting clash between Ugo Humbert and Alexander Zverev at the Australian Open. It is sure to be a match filled with intense rallies, powerful serves, and exceptional shot-making. Don’t miss out on all the action!

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  • Zverev vs. Humbert, Paul vs. Davidovich Fokina



    Alexander Zverev, Ugo Humbert, and Tommy Paul are coming off stellar 2024 campaigns and now find themselves in the Australian Open fourth round. A resurgent Alejandro Davidovich Fokina will also try to keep his miracle run going.

    (14) Ugo Humbert vs. (2) Alexander Zverev

    It will be a rematch of the recent Paris Masters final when Zverev and Humbert meet again in round four of the Australian Open on Sunday. Zverev rolled 6-2, 6-2 for the title, taking a 2-1 lead in the head-to-head series. Fortunately for Humbert, their other two encounters were much different stories. The French left-hander prevailed 7-6(4), 3-6, 6-3 on the grass courts of Halle in 2021 before losing a 6-4, 6-7(3), 7-6(5) thriller at the Paris Masters in 2023. That’s right; the player with home-court advantage has lost all three of their matchups.

    The new stage is a neutral site in Melbourne, where Zverev has been dominant so far this fortnight. A two-time Grand Slam runner-up, Zverev booked his spot in week two by easing past Lucas Pouille, Pedro Martinez, and Jake Fearnley in straight sets. Humbert dropped one set to compatriot Arthur Fils on Friday before Fils retired early in the fourth set with Humbert leading 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, 1-0. That was a battle of the walking wounded, as the No. 14 seed took a medical timeout for a left-shoulder issue. Even if Humbert is 100 percent, their lopsided Paris contest and Zverev’s awesome current form point to this being one-way traffic.

    Pick: Zverev in 3

    Alejandro Davidovich Fokina vs. (12) Tommy Paul

    Davidovich Fokina’s run to the Aussie Open fourth round was hard to believe, and not just because of his disappointing form going into the tournament. The 66th-ranked Spaniard beat Felix Auger-Aliassime in the longest match of the event to date (four hours and 51 minutes) from two sets down and then staged another two-set comeback–while also saving a pair of match points–to stun Jakub Mensik 3-6, 4-6, 7-6(7), 6-4, 6-2 in 30 hours and 30 minutes on Friday evening.

    It doesn’t get any easier with Paul on the other side of the net. And you don’t have to tell that Davidovich Fokina, who has already lost three times in three tries against the American. Paul prevailed in five sets at the 2023 Australian Open before making quick work of their next two matchups later that season in Miami and at the U.S. Open. All signs point to the world No. 12 taking care of business once again. He endured a scare of his own with a five-setter against Christopher O’Connell in round one, but Paul raised his level considerably in defeats of Kei Nishikori and Roberto Carballes Baena. This is almost certainly where Davidovich Fokina hits the wall.

    Pick: Paul in 4



    In an exciting day of tennis, the matches to watch are Zverev vs. Humbert and Paul vs. Davidovich Fokina. Zverev, the talented German player, will face off against the rising French star Humbert. With both players known for their powerful serves and solid baseline game, this match promises to be a thrilling battle.

    On the other hand, Paul and Davidovich Fokina will also bring their A-game to the court. Paul, the young American player, will look to outmaneuver the skillful Spaniard Davidovich Fokina in what is sure to be a fast-paced and intense match.

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  • Ugo Humbert vs. Arthur Fils Prediction, Odds, Picks for Australian Open 2025


    Ugo Humbert will face Arthur Fils in the third round of the Australian Open Men’s Singles 2025 on Friday.

    Based on updated simulation results, Dimers’ advanced tennis model (see Dimers Pro for full access) predicts Ugo Humbert as the most likely winner of the match.

    “Employing the latest data, we simulated Friday’s Humbert-Fils match 10,000 times,” said Dimers data analyst Greg Butyn.

    “After computing the latest updates and thousands of other inputs, we predict Ugo Humbert’s chance of winning is 58%, while Arthur Fils’ is 42%.”

    For expanded analysis of Friday’s match, including best bets and an expanded look at the predicted final score, visit our interactive Humbert vs. Fils predictions page.

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    Humbert vs. Fils Updates and Essential Details

    The Australian Open 2025 match between Ugo Humbert and Arthur Fils is scheduled to start on Friday at 2:10AM ET.

    • Who: Ugo Humbert vs. Arthur Fils
    • Date: Friday, January 17, 2025
    • Approx. Time: 2:10AM ET/11:10PM PT
    • Tournament: Australian Open Men’s Singles 2025
    • Round: Third round

    All dates and times mentioned in this article are United States Eastern Time unless otherwise stated.

    Dimers.com‘s comprehensive preview of Friday’s Humbert vs. Fils match includes our prediction, picks and the latest betting odds.

    Before making any Ugo Humbert vs. Arthur Fils picks, be sure to check out the latest tennis predictions and betting advice from Dimers Pro.

    Humbert vs. Fils Prediction: Who Will Win?

    Using powerful machine learning and data, we have simulated the result of Friday’s Humbert-Fils men’s singles match 10,000 times as part of our tennis predictions coverage.

    Our famous predictive model currently gives Humbert a 58% chance of winning against Fils in the Australian Open 2025.

    Additionally, Humbert has a 56% chance of winning the first set, according to our model.

     

    Ugo Humbert vs. Arthur Fils Odds

    We have sourced the most up-to-date betting odds in America for this match, which are listed here:

    Bet Type Humbert Fils
    Moneyline -175 +137
    First Set -152 +120

    All odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

    Humbert vs. Fils Picks

    Our model’s biggest edge in today’s Humbert vs. Fils match is on the moneyline.

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    Conclusion

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    The Australian Open 2025 is heating up as Ugo Humbert and Arthur Fils are set to face off in a highly anticipated match. Both players have been in impressive form leading up to this showdown, making it a difficult match to predict.

    Ugo Humbert, currently ranked No. 15 in the world, has been playing some of the best tennis of his career in recent months. With a powerful left-handed game and a strong serve, Humbert is a formidable opponent for anyone on the tour. He has the experience and skill to go deep in tournaments and could be a tough challenge for Arthur Fils.

    On the other hand, Arthur Fils, a rising star in the tennis world, has been making waves with his exceptional talent and skill on the court. At just 18 years old, Fils has already shown that he has what it takes to compete with the best in the world. With his speed, agility, and powerful groundstrokes, Fils is a threat to anyone he faces.

    As for the prediction, this match could go either way. Both players have the ability to come out on top, but if I had to make a pick, I would give a slight edge to Ugo Humbert due to his experience and consistency on the big stage. However, Arthur Fils is a young and hungry player who could easily pull off the upset.

    In terms of odds, Humbert may be the favorite in this match, but it will likely be a close and competitive battle. As for picks, it’s a tough call, but Humbert may have the slight edge in this matchup. Keep an eye on this exciting match at the Australian Open 2025.

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  • Draper vs. Vukic, Humbert vs. Fils


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    It will be an all-French battle when Arthur Fils takes on Ugo Humbert for a spot in the Australian Open round of 16 on Friday. Australia’s Aleksandar Vukic will also be in action against No. 15 seed Jack Draper.

    (14) Ugo Humbert vs. (20) Arthur Fils

    This one is about as juicy as the third round in a major can get. The seedings held up and No. 14 Ugo Humbert will take on countryman Arthur Fils for the fifth time in 18 months. Besides a shellacking that Fils took in Montreal last summer, the matches have been competitive–with their last clash in the final of Tokyo a legitimate barnburner. It was the first win for Fils in the head-to-head series, which Umbert still leads 3-1 on the main tour.

    Humbert’s best year by far was his 2024 season, which he wrapped up with a run to the final at home at the Paris Masters. He got clapped in the title match by Alexander Zverev, but he dispatched world No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz en route. Fils had a similarly impressive 2024 with two titles and an appearance at the NextGen ATP Finals. Humbert has gotten through in straight sets in the first two rounds this week, but he played a pair of qualifiers. Fils dropped a set in both of his first matches in Melbourne against Otto Virtanen and Quentin Halys.

    While Humbert has the edge in the head-to-head, Fils may well already be turning the tide in this matchup.

    Cheryl pick: Fils in 5

    Ricky pick: Fils in 5

    (15) Jack Draper vs. Aleksandar Vukic

    Australia’s Aleksandar Vukic is ranked 68th in the world, but he is playing much better than that right now. With the 28-year-old playing at home and coming off an upset win over No. 22 seed Sebastian Korda in the second round, he is a dangerous opponent–even for the No. 15 seed. Vukic elected to finish his 2024 season on the Challenger circuit, where he made the semis in Taipei after also reaching an ATP semifinal in Almaty.

    Aleksandar Vukic

    The top-ranked Brit in men’s tennis, Jack Draper, was absolutely fantastic in the last quarter of the 2024 season. He came somewhat out of nowhere to claw his way into the semifinals of the U.S. Open. And while it’s not usual for one quarter of the draw to open up at the last major of the year, it gave Draper momentum into autumn and he won his second title of the season in Vienna.

    Draper has been through the wringer in Melbourne so far. He has been on court over 8.5 hours in two matches and has a pair of somewhat shocking five-set battles against Mariano Navone and Thanasi Kokkinakis to earn his spot in the third round. With the way Vukic has been playing, this one is an upset alert.

    Cheryl pick: Vukic in 4

    Ricky pick: Vukic in 5



    In a battle of tennis titans, Draper takes on Vukic in a thrilling match-up. Who will come out on top in this showdown of skills and strategy?

    Meanwhile, Humbert faces off against Fils in a clash of the titans on the court. Who will emerge victorious in this high-stakes match of power and precision?

    Stay tuned as these players go head-to-head in a showdown that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Don’t miss a moment of the action as these tennis stars battle it out for supremacy.

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  • Tsitsipas vs. Carreno Busta, Humbert vs. Stricker

    Tsitsipas vs. Carreno Busta, Humbert vs. Stricker


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    Spain will be back in action at the United Cup on Saturday, when they face Stefanos Tsitsipas and Greece. Pablo Carreno Busta will get the call in singles for the Spaniards. Another tie pits France against Switzerland.

    Stefanos Tsitsipas (GRE) vs. Pablo Carreno Busta (ESP)

    Tsitsipas and Carreno Busta will be going head-to-head for the fourth time in their careers when they meet again in the Greece vs. Spain tie at the United Cup on Saturday. All three of their previous encounters have gone Tsitsipas’ way, but they have not faced each other since the 2021 French Open.

    This could be a good opportunity for Carreno Busta to turn the tide. The 33-year-old Spaniard posted some encouraging results after returning from injury last season and he already has a win under his belt in Perth–a 6-2, 6-1 rout of Kazakhstan’s Alexander Shevchenko on Friday. Tsitsipas has not yet taken the court this season and he ended this past year in unspectacular form, compiling a 10-9 record in his last 19 matches dating back to the Paris Olympics. Count on Carreno Busta peppering the Tsitsipas backhand, perhaps on the underdog’s way to an upset.

    Pick: Carreno Busta in 3



    Ugo Humbert (FRA) vs. Dominic Stricker (SUI)

    Humbert has a ton of momentum behind him going into 2025. The French left-hander won 39 matches on the main tour this past year and climbed to No. 14 in the world. He ended it in especially fine form, as his fall swing featured runner-up performances at the ATP 500 in Tokyo and the Paris Masters.

    Up first for Humbert at the United Cup is a second meeting with Stricker. They previously faced each other on the indoor hard courts of Basel in 2023, where Humbert silenced the Swiss crowd with a 6-4, 2-6, 6-2 success. Stricker, 22, has a lot of potential but has been plagued by injuries in the early stages of his career. That’s why he is toiling away at No. 300 in the rankings. Humbert is the much more experienced and reliable player, so he should be able to take care of the Swiss youngster.

    Pick: Humbert in 2



    The French Open quarterfinals are heating up with some exciting matchups on the schedule. In one corner, we have Stefanos Tsitsipas taking on Pablo Carreno Busta in what promises to be a thrilling battle of power and finesse.

    Tsitsipas, the Greek sensation, has been in scintillating form this tournament, showcasing his all-court game and mental toughness. On the other hand, Carreno Busta, the Spanish veteran, is known for his tenacity and defensive prowess, making him a tough opponent for anyone on clay.

    In the other quarterfinal matchup, we have a clash between the rising star Ugo Humbert and the teenage sensation Dominic Stricker. Humbert, the Frenchman, has been making waves on the ATP tour with his aggressive playing style and big serve. Meanwhile, Stricker, the Swiss prodigy, has been turning heads with his composure and shot-making ability, despite his young age.

    Both matchups are sure to provide plenty of drama and excitement, so be sure to tune in and catch all the action as these four players battle it out for a spot in the semifinals. Who will come out on top? Stay tuned to find out.

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