Daniel Evans vs Christopher Eubanks prediction and odds: Miami Open 2024

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Following a big win in his Miami Open first round match, Dan Evans now faces the 31st seed, Christopher Eubanks. Both guys play interesting styles of tennis, which makes my tennis predictions today a little more exciting than usual. And as this game approaches, I’d like to share those with you now.

Our favourite Daniel Evans vs Christopher Eubanks predictions

Contents

1 Our favourite Daniel Evans vs Christopher Eubanks predictions
2 A battle of the net players coming up at the Miami Open
3 Key match details

Evans has endured his fair share of trials and tribulations in recent times. Yet, just like his game style, he’s stayed resilient, and finally, there’s light at the end of the tunnel. As for Eubanks, his all-out serve and volley game could prove tricky for the Brit to deal with.

Taking this into account, I’ve come up with the following predictions for this match:

Evans to win 2-1 @ 3/1 (4.00)

It’s always ‘risky’ shooting for either player to score a win in a deciding set. But due to the game styles of these two and the associated odds for this market, I believe that the value of this pick is too good to turn down.

Over 24.5 games @ 19/20 (1.95)

I think that this match will go to a deciding set for a couple of reasons. Firstly, Eubanks has a great serve and volley game, and Evans is not the greatest returner. This means that all sets could be very close. And if Eubanks puts in a good tie-break or manages to break Evans at some point, this market could pull through.

Daniel Evans vs Christopher Eubanks odds

The implied probability of Evans winning this match is 60.60%. But the chance for Eubanks is lower at 46.50%.

A battle of the net players coming up at the Miami Open

Shifting gears now, I’d like to cover both players via a quick preview ahead of this second-round clash.

Daniel Evans preview

Our initial Miami Open 2024 preview didn’t highlight Evans as a title contender, but this doesn’t mean he can’t make a deep draw run. After all, he’s just taken out a solid player in the form of Sonego, and it only takes a tight win like that to build significant confidence. And he now faces a man who has lost his opening match in the last three tournaments.

Christopher Eubanks preview

As mentioned above, Eubanks isn’t in the best form at the moment. He’s struggling to pick up wins on the ATP Tour, recording just three wins all season so far. But while that doesn’t look too great for the American, he still has a dangerous game, and Evans will need to play well to get the victory.

Evans vs Eubanks head to head

Dan Evans and Christopher Eubanks have never played a competitive ATP Tour match, making the head-to-head 0-0. Of course, this makes for an exciting encounter in the Miami Open, as one of them will take a 1-0 lead over the other.