Prediction and Odds: Giron vs. Martinez at 2025 Belgrade Open
On Tuesday, November 4, an intriguing matchup is set at the Belgrade Open. Marcos Giron, currently ranked No. 72, will go head-to-head against Pedro Martinez, who holds the No. 95 ranking. This match is part of the Round of 32 in the tournament, which features hard court play.
Matchup Overview: Giron vs. Martinez
- Tournament: Belgrade Open
- Round: Round of 32
- Date: Tuesday, November 4
- Court Surface: Hard
Betting Odds and Predictions
Marcos Giron enters this match as a favorite with betting odds of -426, implying an 81.0% chance of victory. In contrast, Pedro Martinez has odds of +300, indicating a less favorable outlook for his chances.
Performance Statistics
Marcos Giron has had a mixed year on hard courts, recording a 14-17 win-loss record. His performance statistics reveal a 75.4% success rate in service games, having won 307 out of 407 service games. However, his return game statistics are less impressive, with a 23.3% win rate and 98 return games won out of 420.
In terms of break points, Giron has won 79 out of 230 total break points, which translates to a 34.3% success rate, ranking him 31st overall among players. His recent match at the Rolex Paris Masters highlighted a setback, as he was eliminated in the Round of 64 by No. 50-ranked Daniel Altmaier.
Conversely, Pedro Martinez has struggled this year on hard courts, with a dismal record of 5-13 across 13 tournaments. His service game success is at 68.2%, while he has only managed to win 20.6% of return games. Martinez has converted 37 of 99 break points, yielding a 37.4% success rate.
In his latest appearance at the Rolex Paris Masters, Martinez faced a defeat in the Qualification Round 1 after losing to Tomas Martin Etcheverry with a score of 2-6, 4-6.
Conclusion
The upcoming match between Marcos Giron and Pedro Martinez promises to be pivotal in determining who advances in the Belgrade Open. With Giron favored based on current statistics and odds, fans can expect a competitive match on the hard courts.
