For today we propose an very good tennis prediction for online betting, Philipp Kohlschreiber vs Juan Martin Del Potro at ATP – SINGLES: Indian Wells (USA), hard.

Details About Our Tennis Prediction

Del Potro leads the H2H by 6-2, but the German won the recent two matches at Munich and Stuttgart (both in 2016). They also met once in the fourth round of the Indian Wells in 2011 when Juan Martin Del Potro edged Kohlschreiber in two close tiebreakers. Irrespective of the H2H, Kohlschreiber has got the ability to push Del Potro, considering the World #8 is not playing at his best level yet.

About Philipp Kohlschreiber

Philipp Kohlschreiber followed up his terrific win over Marin Cilic with another straight-set win against Pierre Hughes Herbert. Kohlschreiber looked comfortable throughout the match until he served for the first and the second set (as he does most of the times).
The 34-year-old Kohlschreiber is the first player from Germany to reach the quarterfinal at the Indian Wells since Tommy Haas in 2008, where Haas was forced to retire after losing the first set against Roger Federer.

This will be the German’s first ever quarterfinal appearance at the Indian Wells and fifth in an ATP Masters event. He lost his previous four quarterfinal match at this level, against Rafael Nadal (Montreal 2010), David Ferrer (Monte Carlo 2010), Ivo Karlovic (Cincinnati 2008) and Rafael Nadal (Monte Carlo 2007).

The World #37 Kohlschreiber could not win more than one match in any of the tournament (5) that he entered in 2018, but he seems to have regained some of his form and confidence with a fine run here at the Indian Wells this fortnight.

About Juan Martin Del Potro

In what was expected to be a straightforward third-round match, Juan Martin Del Potro was made to sweat by compatriot Leonardo Mayer. But thanks to a fighting performance from Mayer, Del Potro secured his first comeback win of the season, which always induces a little bit of confidence, 3-6 7-6, 6-3.

The Argentinian has played four quarterfinal matches here at the Indian Wells and managed to win two of them, against Andy Murray in 2013 and Tommy Robredo in 2011 (Walkover). The two quarterfinal losses came against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal in 2012 and 2009, respectively.

Juan Martin Del Potro is currently on an eight-match winning run, which includes a title at Acapulco. Though he has dropped just two sets in this winning run, Del Potro did not look convincing in many of those matches which should give some belief for Kohlschreiber going into this contest.