Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev – Semi-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Geneva Open
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THE FACTS
When is Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev on and what time does it start? Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev will take place on Friday 26th May, 2023 – not before 14:20 (UK)
Where is Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev taking place? Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev will take place at Tennis Club de Geneve in Geneva, Switzerland
What surface is Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev being played on? Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev will take place on an outdoor clay court
Where can I get tickets for Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev
What channel is Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev on in the UK? Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev will not be televised live in the UK
Where can I stream Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream Nicolas Jarry vs Alexander Zverev live
THE PREDICTION
Former world number two Alexander Zverev won the Geneva Open back in 2019 at Nicolas Jarry’s expense, beating the Chilean in three sets. The current world number 27 leads Jarry 2-1 in their head-to-head after Jarry took their first encounter in Barcelona earlier that season and all three of their encounters, now four, have come on clay. 26-year-old Zverev was in control against Yibing WU before his opponent retired in the first set and that sees the German through to the semi-finals having played just three sets after a comfortable opener on Tuesday. World number 54 Jarry has already won an ATP 250 on clay this season, on home soil at the Chile Open, and he produced his best result of the year with a stunning comeback over two-time defending champion Casper Ruud on Thursday. Few players have a better record on clay this season than Jarry and as Zverev is still not back up to full speed that warrants caution. Zverev has earned at least a set in each of their three previous matches and that looks the sensible way to avoid the result here.
