The ATP 250 Hertogenbosch 1/8-Finals is set to feature an exciting match between Roberto Bautista-Agut and Milos Raonic on 12.06.2024. Bautista-Agut, aged 36, has won three of his last five matches but is facing a decline in form. Despite being a solid grass court player, he suffered a first-round loss at the French Open before bouncing back with a win against Huesler in the first round at Hertogenbosch. On the other hand, Raonic, known for his big serve, has also won three of his last five matches and showcased dominance in the first round at Hertogenbosch against Thompson. The Canadian player has struggled with injuries in recent years but excels on fast surfaces like grass.
In terms of their head-to-head record, Raonic holds a 5-0 advantage over Bautista-Agut, making him the slight favorite in this matchup according to bookmakers. With his strong performance in the first round, Raonic is seen as the better grass court player and a value bet to win the upcoming match.
Moving on to another match at Hertogenbosch, Gijs Brouwer will face off against Adrian Mannarino on the same day. Brouwer, who has won four of his last five matches, has shown promise on grass courts with a 5-1 record so far this season. Despite a recent loss in the Surbiton Challenger, Brouwer has been resilient in Hertogenbosch, winning all his matches in three sets. Mannarino, on the other hand, has struggled in recent matches but has a strong affinity for the grass court season. After a comeback win in the first round at Hertogenbosch, Mannarino is expected to perform well against Brouwer.
Bookmakers have Mannarino as the slight favorite in this matchup, considering his improved performance in the first round. With his experience and skill on grass courts, Mannarino is seen as a value bet to secure a win in the upcoming match.
Overall, the ATP Hertogenbosch tournament promises exciting matchups and potential upsets as players vie for victory on the grass courts. Keep an eye on these matches for thrilling tennis action and betting opportunities.
