2021 Australian Open trials, semi-final predictions: Proven tennis experts vs. Medvedev Tsitsipas has revealed opportunities

A player will have the opportunity to compete for his first grand slam title when Daniil Medvedev and Stefanos Tsitsipas meet in the finals of the 2021 Australian Open. Ranked fourth, Medvedev entered the 2021 Australian Open semi-finals, winning 19 games in a row. Meanwhile, fifth-placed Tsitsipas Rafael Nadal will receive tremendous outrage in the quarterfinals. The winner of Friday’s match will face world number 1 Novak Djokovic in another semi-final that defeated Aslan Karatsev on Thursday.

The match will start on Friday at 3:30 a.m. ET. William Hill Sportsbook lists Medvedev as his favorite -225, while Tsitsipas will jump to +175 in Medvedev and Tsitsipas’ final tests. William Hill offers a wide range of other bets, such as total games, and minors are at 40.5. Before choosing Tsitsipak and Medvedev, make sure see the announcements of the 2021 Australian Open of the famous tennis handicap Sean Calvert.

Calvert Stan Wawrinkari is the famous handicap player who called the 2014 Australian Open 60-1 win, the last Australian title to be won by anyone other than Djokovic or Roger Federer. In 2019, Calvert stripped Dominic Thiem of a huge score by beating Indian Wells 80-1, amid many surprising calls. And earlier this week, Calvert called Tsitsipasi right in the quarterfinals to upset Nadal, who paid +275. Anyone who followed his advice won a huge win.

Now, Calvert has reviewed the final tests of the Australian Open 2021 and has valued the best bets for Medvedev and Tsitsipas. He is sharing his analysis on SportsLine.

Daniil Medvedev Stefanos Tsitsipas preview

25-year-old Medvedev will get a spectacular victory in the quarterfinals with compatriot Andrey Rublev. Medvedev frustrated the seventh seed with a combination of strong defense and opportunistic attack. He lost only one game in the service and won 14 of them to a 7-5, 6-3, 6-2 victory and a place in the semifinals.

Medvedev has won 11 games in a row against the top 10 opponents. By reaching the semi-finals, he will ensure that he jumps to at least 3rd place in the world rankings, which would be the highest level of his career. He is currently in fourth place.

On Friday, he will face the dangerous Tsitsipas, who reached the finals after catching up with the unhappiness of the quarter-finals with Nadal. In that match, Tsitsipas dropped the first two sets, but got a five-set victory. It was only the second time Nadal had lost a game of high slam after winning the first two sets.

So far in Melbourne, Tsitsipas has made a devastating serve. He has won 204 of his first serve points, 204, and his conversion rate of 81.6 percent is in fourth place among all players. He also has 99 points per 155 seconds and is the best player to advance his conversion rate by at least three rounds by at least three rounds.

How to do Medvedev Vs. Tsitsipas options

Is Calvert again choosing Tsitsipas to get out of grief? The tennis guru made sure to choose the winner and jumped from a prop to make money. Be sure see Calvert’s analysis before blocking the Australian Open 2021 men’s semi-final options.

Who won Tsitsipas vs. Medvedev? What props can he return? Visit SportsLine now to see Calvert’s best bets on Tsitsipas and Medvedev. All this, Wawrinkari won the 2014 Australian Open 60-1 at the hands of the famous tennis handicap..