2019 ATP Finals Betting Predictions

Zverev arrives as title-holder. Image source: Tatiana from Moscow, Russia [CC BY-SA 2.0] / Wikimedia Commons

Race to London is still in progress with two more ATP tournaments left to play to define the qualifiers of 2019 Nitto Finals. The bookmakers already have a market running on the outright winner of the season-ending event for the highest-ranked singles players. Let’s indulge in 2019 ATP Finals betting predictions.

The ATP tour nears the end yet the intrigue is not dying down. The rankings have changed and are about to rotate once more before the players hit O2 Arena in London. The last tournament of the year will kick off on November 10. Several online sportsbook sites in the UK have early betting lines in place for the 50th edition of the tournament.

“Big Three” favored by 2019 ATP Finals betting predictions

The upcoming event promises a phenomenal end to the intense season featuring the “Big Three” against NextGen players. Occupying the top positions in ATP rankings, Djokovic, Nadal, and Federer are already qualified. 

The “Holy Trinity” of tennis is set to reunite in Paris next week to settle the top seed stance. The main showdown, however, will take place later in London. 1xBET Sportsbook tipsters regard them as the front-runners of the tournament, slightly favoring the Serbian over his counterparts.

Despite the ranking rotations, Novak is still the top pick in almost any competition. He generally dominated the season, scoring two Grand Slam and two Masters victories. He takes part in almost every tournament, reaching the final stages. Besides, Djokovic is a five-time champion of ATP Finals, serving as a runner up on four other occasions.

Nadal is probably his biggest rival both in Paris and in London. The Newlywed will make his return to main draw action following some rest and injury treatment. He had an equally excellent season, winning two Grand Slam events and two Masters. The Spaniard will attempt to win his first Nitto Finals and close up this season on a high note.

Opposed to general opinion, Roger Federer was not on top of his game this season. The only tournament he managed to win so far was Halle Open. With a 4.00 odds rate, the Swiss is the second close contender to win the final tournament. That’s quite reasonable, considering he has won it 6 times. However, Nadal and Djokovic are more likely to make it to semifinals if Roger ends up in the same group with them.

NextGen looming over “Big Three”

Regardless of online sportsbook news in the UK, Alexander Zverev and Matteo Berrettini will likely be the last two qualifiers. The German player will have to earn his place through Paris Masters after an unsuccessful performance at Swiss Indoors. He is, in fact, the reigning champion of the ATP Finals. Last year, Sascha had a terrific season ending it on a high level, but his enthusiasm diminished through the current one. At the point, his chances at a title defense are scaled at 15.00.

Rather progressive and more impressive is Daniil Medvedev, who slowly but surely paved his way into the top 3. He is the World’s best player and currently occupies the third position in ATP rankings. Tennis analysts consider the Russian as the biggest threat to the top seeds and expect him to pull off a mighty upset. He is young, quick, smart and sharp.