Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere – Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Hamburg European Open
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THE FACTS
When is Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere on and what time does it start? Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere will take place on Sunday 30th July, 2023 – not before 14:00 (UK)
Where is Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere taking place? Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere will take place at Am Rothenbaum in Hamburg, Germany
What surface is Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere being played on? Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere will take place on an outdoor clay court
Where can I get tickets for Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere
What channel is Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere on in the UK? Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Alexander Zverev vs Laslo Djere live on the Prime Video app, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
World number 19 Alexander Zverev looks the clear favourite to lift the Hamburg 500 title for the first time on home clay after a spotless run to the final was completed with a straight-sets victory over rising star Arthur Fils. The 26-year-old set a career-high ATP world ranking of second last summer but a serious foot injury suffered in the semi-finals at Roland-Garros ended his season early, with this his first final on tour since defeat to Carlos Alcaraz at the Madrid Masters last May. Six of the German’s 19 ATP titles have come on clay, including two on home soil in Munich, but he faces a tough competitor on the surface in Laslo Djere, who dominated Zhizhen Zhang on Saturday to look very competitive indeed. 28-year-old Djere claimed both of his ATP titles on clay in 2018 and 2019, including at 500 level in Rio, and he has blazed a trail this week in Hamburg with impressive wins including over defending champion Lorenzo Musetti. Zverev remains the favourite with home advantage and a healthy 2-0 lead in their head-to-head but it would not be a surprise to see this go to three. Back the German to win outright or consider taking at least a tiebreak instead.
