A look at Laslo Djere vs Marc-Andrea Huesler ATP Winston Salem Open 2022 match and its prediction
Laslo Djere and Marc-Andrea Huesler will be meeting tomorrow for a place in the final.
Let us have a look at their past performance, current form, and head-to-head records.
ATP Winston Salem Open 2022 Results, Score
Laslo Djere vs Richard Gasquet
Friday in the Winston-Salem Open quarterfinals, Laslo Djere of Serbia defeated Richard Gasquet of France 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (6) after saving two match points in the third-set tiebreaker.
Marc-Andrea Huesler vs Jack Draper
Marc-Andrea Huesler defeated 13th-seeded Jack Draper of Great Britain with a score of 6-4, 6-4 to extend his unexpected run. In his career, Huesler has advanced to an ATP Tour semifinal just twice.
Laslo Djere vs Marc-Andrea Huesler ATP Winston Salem Open 2022 Schedule, Date, Time, Prediction, Head To Head, Odds, Results, Score, Tickets And Live Stream
Laslo Djere vs Marc-Andrea Huesler ATP Winston Salem Open 2022 Semifinals H2H Record
Venue: Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States
Prize Money: $731,935
August 27, 2022, Saturday
The Tickets for the tournament can be purchased here.
When Are Where To Watch: Live Stream And TV Telecast
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Time: 8:20 pm | 1:20 pm | 5:50 am* (Subject to change)
Channel: Tennis Channel | Amazon Prime Video
Head to Head: 1-0
Laslo Djere and Marc-Andrea Huesler have met once before on clay this year in July in Swedish Open where Djere beat Huesler in straight sets to lead the head to head 1-0.
Prediction
Laslo Djere and Marc-Andrea Huesler will meet to secure a place at the final of the Winston-Salem Open 2022.
Djere previously competed in three ATP finals, all of which were held on clay. It is clear that clay is his home even though he lost the most recent one and won the first two. His game typically doesn’t function on the surface, hence he never fared well on hard courts.
It was successful this week as the Serbian was able to prevail over a few rivals in three-set matches to secure a spot in the semi-final against a rival he recently destroyed. The Serbian has a poor lifetime record on hard (41-52) but is 7-5 this year and clearly showing signs of improvement.
Although his overall record of 21-19 is strong, his form before to moving here was not particularly strong. He solely used this Masters event as his preparation, and it’s turning out to be a wise choice. Having won all four of his matches this week in three sets, there are concerns about his fitness. He is for sure exhausted, but if he can find some extra energy, he might find himself in a final tomorrow.
On the other hand, Huesler has never participated in a hard court final, with the same lashes opponent. The Swiss player has never participated in an ATP singles final, so this is a great opportunity for him. He has had a dream week thus far, and it is not difficult to think that it will continue.
The wins have been outstanding. Ilya Ivashka, the defending champion, Jack Draper, and Mikael Ymer are all in excellent shape (in great form). He even participated in the qualifiers before that and did really well there as well. Overall, the Swiss have had a successful week.
In a recent bout in Bastad, Djere defeated him on their favoured clay surface, but things could go differently in this one. Huesler’s game is innately better suited for hard courts than Djere’s. Additionally, he will have the support of his service, which is crucial.
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