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2020 Mexican Open Betting Preview, Odds and Picks
2020 Mexican Open – Tennis action intensifies with the 2020 Mexican Open on February 24-29 at Princess Mundo Imperial in the Mexican city of Acapulco. The competition, also known as the Abierto Mexicano Telcel presentado por HSBC due to sponsorship reasons, is the 27th staging of the event with 32 netters taking part in the main draw. The USD1.845-million tournament is part of the ATP World Tour 500 series. Australian Nick Kyrgios is the defending champion of the tournament and will attempt to make it two in a row in Acapulco. However, he will have his hands full with five higher-seeded netters, led by world number two and top seed Rafael Nadal, competing in the event. ATP Tour betting sites favor the Spanish tennis star Nadal to dominate in the hardcourt tournament. 2020 Mexican Open – February 24th-29thWhen: Start times vary from day-to-day Where: Princess Mundo Imperial, Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico TV: Tennis TV Stream: Tennis TV.com 2020 Mexican Open Betting InformationMain Draw Entrants
*Rankings as of February 17, 2020 Other EntrantsThe following gained wildcard berths into the main draw
WithdrawalsBefore the tournament
Kevin AndersonThe South African former world number five has dropped out from the tournament following a surprise loss to Jason Jung in the first round of the New York Open. There are no reports on why Anderson, now ranked 121st in the world, withdrew from the tournament. Before his sudden pullout, he has reached the finals of the Acapulco tournament twice. Matteo BerrettiniThe 23-year-old Italian tennis star announced that he is skipping the Acapulco event as he is recovering from an abdominal injury that forced him to miss the ATP Cup and Rio Open. He is currently ranked eighth in the world and it could have been his first Mexican Open had he joined the tournament. Lucas PouilleThe French netter withdrew from the Acapulco tournament due to a recurring elbow injury. Aside from withdrawing from the Mexican Open, the 25-year-old also pulled out of the ATP Cup, Adelaide International, Australian Open, Open Sud de France and the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament. The five-time ATP Tour champion has dropped to 62nd in the world due to these pullouts. 2020 Mexican Open PickOnline sportsbook expects Nadal to run riot in the Acapulco event and gain his redemption after getting ousted in the second round last year. The Spaniard will be opposed by a talented mix of players led by Alexander Zverev, Stan Wawrinka and defending champion Nick Kyrgios but in the end, Nadal will emerge victorious in the Mexican Open. |
