Lucas Poullain vs Harold Mayot Betting Tip 2024 - Predictions for the ATP Challenger Saint-Tropez, France

Introduction

In an exciting Round of 32 clash at the ATP Challenger in Saint-Tropez, France, Lucas Poullain will take on Harold Mayot. The match is scheduled to take place on 18/09/2024 at Central Tag Heuer, Saint-Tropez. For the latest odds and to place your bets, check out Betarena.

Player Analysis

Lucas Poullain

Lucas Poullain, a seasoned 28-year-old French player, has shown prowess on the court with a career-high singles ranking of 257th achieved on 30/09/2023. In his recent matches, Poullain displayed a strong performance, notably securing victories against Liam Broady and Maxence Beauge in straight sets. In his last match on 16/09/2024, Poullain showcased excellent serving skills with 68.3% first serves in and 92.3% second serves in against Broady.

Harold Mayot

Harold Mayot, a talented 22-year-old French player with a preference for hard courts, has reached a career-high singles ranking of 154th on 30/06/2023. Mayot's recent form has been impressive, with wins over players like Michael Geerts and Arthur Bouquier. In his previous match on 14/09/2024 against Jacob Fearnley, Mayot delivered five aces but faced challenges with double faults and break points conversion.

Match Prediction

As both players enter this Round of 32 encounter at the ATP Challenger in Saint-Tropez, Lucas Poullain is considered the underdog with odds of 3.75 (+275), while Harold Mayot is the favorite with odds of 1.25 (-400). Poullain's recent strong performances indicate his determination and ability to compete at this level. However, Mayot's consistency and success on hard courts give him an edge in this matchup.

Considering Poullain's solid serving game and Mayot's proficiency on hard courts, this match is expected to be closely contested. Poullain will look to capitalize on his serve to put pressure on Mayot, while Mayot will aim to dictate play from the baseline and control the rallies.

Score Prediction:

Harold Mayot to win in three sets.