When the second stage of third-round matches at the Wimbledon Championships begins today, German ace, Alexander Zverev, will take on Taylor Fritz of the US.

Alexander enjoys a 2-1 head-to-head record against Fritz, and consequently will be the favorite to win this round. However, the last meeting between the two players, which took place at the Swiss Indoors in 2019, went in the American’s favor.

When and where to watch?

The two will face off on Saturday, at 12:15 GMT, on Court 2. The match will be available on Bet365 for fans from the UK, Europe, and Australia. Amazon Prime will also be streaming the Wimbledon Championships on their OTT platform.

The match can be streamed on BBC Network and Eurosport as well, for UK citizens. For BBC subscribers, the match is available on BBC iPlayer and their website as well.

Fans in India, China, and Japan can watch the game on Star Sports Select, CCTV5, and NHK, respectively. Indian citizens can also stream the game on Disney+ Hotstar.

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Alexander Zverev vs Taylor Fritz: Prediction

In a head-to-head record, Zverev enjoys a lead against Taylor. However, the unpredictable nature of matches at All England Club shall never eliminate the possibility of an upset. The German national is yet to drop a set in the tournament, whereas Taylor has had to fight for his survival on the grass court.

Taylor suffered an injury to his right knee during the Roland Garros, whereas Zverev made the semifinals of the tournament. With two titles this year, the World No.6 is enjoying a great run of form in 2021, despite a minor injury to his elbow in April this year.

Overall prediction stands in favor of Zverev, as the German has proved his ability to win rounds without dropping a single set. Zverev will be aiming for his first grass-court title and a better finish than his previous Grand Slam event.

Prediction: Zverev to win in three sets.

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