Miami Masters Tennis Update: Performance of Zverev, Struff, and Altmaier

Miami Open 2025 Preview: A Closer Look at the German Contenders

Get ready for some high-octane tennis action as the ATP Miami Open kicks off on March 19, with the final set for March 30 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. Among the main draw competitors hailing from Germany are Alexander Zverev, Jan-Lennard Struff, and Daniel Altmaier. Let's assess their chances and provide some sports betting tips.

When is the ATP Miami Open Happening?

Dates: March 19 - March 30, 2025
Tournament: ATP Tennis Masters Miami
Venue: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami, USA
German Participants: Alexander Zverev, Jan-Lennard Struff, Daniel Altmaier
Winner's Prize Money: $1,124,380 (approximately €1,030,000)
Feature: prestigious ATP Masters event offering 1,000 ATP ranking points

Miami Open 2025: Key Details at a Glance

With the Miami Open being the second Masters event of 2025 after the ATP Tennis Tournament in Indian Wells, discover all the crucial information you need in this condensed overview:

The Miami Open serves as the second ATP Masters event of the year.
The tournament takes place on a hardcourt (outdoor) at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
A total of 96 players compete in the singles and 32 teams in the doubles.
The total prize money stands at $9,193,540 (approximately €8,430,000), with the victor bagging $1,124,380 (approximately €1,030,000) and 1,000 ATP ranking points.

Live Streaming and Broadcasting in Germany

Catch all the games live in Germany via Sky Sport, with coverage on Sky Sport Tennis HD, Sky Sport 1 HD, and Sky Sport Top Event HD from the first round to the final. TennisTV also provides live streams for the men's games, but a subscription is required to access them. Free TV broadcasts in Germany will not air the Miami Open 2025.

Tennis Disaster Strikes for German Women at the WTA Tournament in Miami

Unfortunately, none of the German tennis women were seeded for the main draw of the Miami Open 2025, forcing them to qualify to secure a place in the tournament. The qualifying matches resulted in dismal performances for the trio comprising Eva Lys, Laura Siegemund, and Tatjana Maria.

Struff Takes On Davidovich Fokina in the First Round

German tennis pro Jan-Lennard Struff faces Alejandro Davidovich Fokina from Spain in his opening match at the ATP Tennis Masters in Miami on March 20. Struff has slumped in his last five matches and was forced to retire in the first rounds of tournaments in Phoenix, Indian Wells, Dubai, and Doha.

Recent form suggests Davidovich Fokina stands a better chance, having reached the final of the hardcourt tournament in Acapulco, where he fell narrowly to Mexican Tomás Macháč in two sets with 6:7 and 2:6. The only previous encounter between Struff and Davidovich Fokina at the hardcourt tournament in Rotterdam last year saw Struff emerge victorious in three sets with 4:6, 7:6, and 7:6.

Betting Markets and Odds for Struff vs. Davidovich Fokina

Betting enthusiasts intrigued by this match can explore various markets and odds:

Win Struff: 2.34
Win Davidovich Fokina: 1.49
Over 2.5 sets: 2.25
Under 2.5 sets: 1.57
Exact score 2:0: 3.85
Exact score 2:1: 4.90
Exact score 0:2: 2.20
Exact score 1:2: 3.50

Altmaier Favored Against Wong

German tennis pro Daniel Altmaier takes on Chak Lam Coleman Wong from Hong Kong in the first round of the ATP Tennis Masters in Miami on March 20. Altmaier (ranked 82 in the ATP rankings) enjoys a better standing than Wong (ranked 182 in the ATP rankings), making him the betting favorite.

Altmaier's recent impressive performance in returns and precise baseline shots should provide him with a strong foundation to progress to the next round of the Miami Open 2025. As this will be their first encounter, there is no definitive prior performance data to consider.

Betting Markets and Odds for Altmaier vs. Wong

Sports bettors may wager on the following markets and odds:

Win Altmaier: 1.32
Win Wong: 2.92
Over 2.5 sets: 2.35
Under 2.5 sets: 1.52
Exact score 1:2: 3.30
Exact score 0:2: 1.90
Exact score 2:0: 5.10
Exact score 2:1: 5.80

Alexander Zverev Starts in the Second Round of the Miami Open 2025

Zverev has a bye in the first round and will compete in the second round of the tournament on Friday. He faces the winner of the match between Frenchman Benjamin Bonzi and Jacob Fearnley, who has earned a spot in the first round of the Tennis Masters in Miami through qualifying.

Long-term Bets for the ATP Tennis Masters in Miami

In addition to match-by-match sports betting, bookmakers also offer long-term bets for the ATP Tennis Masters in Miami. These allow fans to place bets on their favorite players in advance:

Carlos Alcaraz to win the tournament: 3.05
Novak Djokovic to win the tournament: 8.75
Jack Draper to win the tournament: 11.00
Alexander Zverev to win the tournament: 12.00
Daniil Medvedev to win the tournament: 13.00
Alex de Minaur to win the tournament: 21.00
Ben Shelton to win the tournament: 22.00
Stefanos Tsitsipas to win the tournament: 25.00
Taylor Fritz to win the tournament: 26.00
Holger Rune to win the tournament: 33.00

With Carlos Alcaraz leading the way as the favorite at odds of 3.05, German tennis player Alexander Zverev ranks as a strong contender with odds of 12.00. Meanwhile, Jan-Lennard Struff (odds 350.00) and Daniel Altmaier (odds 450.00) are not projected as strong contenders by bookmakers for winning the Miami Open 2025.

What is the likely outcome of the match between Jan-Lennard Struff and Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in the first round of the ATP Tennis Masters Miami? Recent form suggests Davidovich Fokina may have the upper hand.
Who faces Chak Lam Coleman Wong from Hong Kong in the first round of the ATP Tennis Masters Miami, and what are the odds for this match? Daniel Altmaier is expected to play against Wong, with Altmaier being the betting favorite.
What are the odds for German tennis player Alexander Zverev to win the ATP Tennis Masters Miami? Zverev is considered a strong contender with odds of 12.00, according to bookmakers.
Sinner, who has not been mentioned in the preview, is not projected to be a strong contender for the Miami Open 2025 as his odds are not listed among the given options. The German participants listed in the preview are Alexander Zverev, Jan-Lennard Struff, and Daniel Altmaier.