Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul Prediction: Don't Underestimate Tommy

Prediction for the ATP Miami Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul match which will take place on March 28th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available. 

Carlos has an 8-match winning streak. After losing the tournament's final in Rio, the Spaniard won the Indian Wells competition, beating Daniil Medvedev in the final. In Miami, Carlos won Bagnis and Lajovic. The game against the Serb lasted an hour and a half, and Alcaraz won with a score of 6:0, 7:6. During the game, Carlos served three times with zero double errors, winning 71% of points on the first serve and 44% on the second. Returns statistics: 44%/59%, winners/unforced errors statistics 26/15. 

Paul reached the tournament's final in Acapulco, losing to De Minaur in three games. Then the American made it to the last 16 of the Masters in Indian Wells, where they lost in three sets Auger-Aliassime, and in the third set, the guys played a tie-break. Paul has already played two games in Miami, winning Huesler and Davidovich Fokina. The game against the Spaniard was a 2-set game, lasted an hour and 34 minutes, and the score of the match was 6:3, 7:5. During the game, Tommy Paul served through eight times with one double error, won 68% of points on the first serve and 72% on the second. Let's note this point because it's not so often that tennis players manage to win on the second serve more than on the first. Statistics of winners/unforced errors 19/7.

Alcaraz is perfect now. The Spaniard won the Masters at Indian Wells. In Miami, he got two victories in two sets. However, in the second game of the last 32, Lajovic gave the Spaniard a battle and showed everyone that he could play against Carlos. Tommy Paul has the strongest weapon — a powerful and accurate serve.

Moreover, Tommy's second serve is also perfect, like the first one we saw in the game against compatriot Alcaras Davidovich Fokina. It will be complicated for the American to achieve to the quarterfinals. However, we believe that Tommy will beat Alcaraz and that the bookmakers somewhat underestimate Tommy.