Carlos Alcaraz vs Andrea Vavassori Prediction 2/6/25 Rotterdam Tennis Picks

Alcaraz won 7-6, 3-6, 6-1 in two hours and 35 minutes. In the victory, Alcaraz hit three aces and five double faults. He landed 56% of first serves and won 68% of first serve points (36/53).

Alcaraz won 52% of second serve points (22/42) and saved four of seven break points. The Spaniard won 43% of return points (43/100) and broke van de Zandschulp four times.

Alcaraz is making his debut appearance in Rotterdam this week and is the tournament's top seed.

Andrea Vavassori Preview

Andrea Vavassori earned a retirement win over Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime. The two players exchanged the first two sets. Auger-Aliassime prevailed in an hour-long tie-break to win the first set.

But Vavassori broke his serve midway through the second set and held to level the match. But Auger-Aliassime could not continue and retired from the match because of injury.

Vavassori hit five aces and five double faults in the match. He landed 61% of first serves and won 84% of first serve points (36/43). The Italian won 48% of second serve points (13/27) and saved three of four break points.

Vavassori won 30% of return points (19/64) and converted two of three break points. Having qualified for this tournament on debut, Vavassori will aim to reach his first ATP quarterfinal since 2024 Buenos Aires.

Carlos Alcaraz vs Andrea Vavassori Head-To-Head

• Alcaraz and Vavassori have played once on the ATP Tour.

• Alcaraz beat Vavassori in straight sets in the quarterfinals of Buenos Aires last season.

Carlos Alcaraz vs Andrea Vavassori Prediction

Vavassori is primarily a doubles specialist with one title already this season in that discipline and finished runner-up at the Australian Open men's doubles tournament with compatriot Simone Bolelli. This is his first tournament of the season in singles and he's looked very impressive. The conditions help his big-game style, but he'll be playing catchup here against one of the greatest defenders in Alcaraz. The Spaniard looked shaky for large parts of his three-set win on Tuesday, but there is no reason for him to worry about his performances for the rest of the tournament.