Andrey Rublev vs Jack Draper Prediction 2/22/25 Doha Tennis Picks

In the victory, Rublev struck 28 winners and 33 unforced errors. That included eight aces and three double faults. Rublev landed 70% of first serves in play and won 84% of first serve points (61/73).

He won 50% of second serve points (16/32) and saved three of four break points. Rublev won 29% of return points (33/112) and converted one of eight break points in the match.

It is Rublev's first final since last August's Montreal Masters when he lost to Alexei Popyrin.

He improves to 8-4 for the 2025 season.

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Jack Draper is living up to the reputation of being the best British tennis player right now. The 23-year-old overcame Carlos Alcaraz's conqueror Jiri Lehecka in three sets.

The match took 31 games and lasted two hours and 24 minutes. In the victory, Draper hit 35 winners to 41 unforced errors including 14 aces and one double fault.

Draper landed 62% of first serves in play and won 88% of first serve points (45/51).

Draper won 42% of second serve points (13/31) and was broken twice in the match.

The Briton tallied 40% of return points (50/124) and converted three of 10 break points. This will be his fifth career final on the ATP Tour. He owns two titles (Stuttgart and Vienna).

Andrey Rublev vs Jack Draper Head-To-Head

• Rublev leads Draper 3-0 in their head-to-head.

• They last played at the 2023 US Open. Rublev won in four sets.

Andrey Rublev vs Jack Draper Prediction

Rublev has a lot of things going his way this week. He's won two deciding set tie-breaks in his last two matches, which is so unlike him to have a cool head under pressure. The Russian's mental clarity was nonexistent for most of last season, but he appears to have that figured out in Doha. Secondly, Rublev has now made it to his third final in Doha, and 10th in the ATP 500 category. He's won five titles at this level. Moreover, Rublev has beaten Draper three times in the head-to-head.

But despite all the numbers being largely in Rublev's favor, Draper has improved considerably in the two years since their last meeting. That top 10 debut looks like a matter of time. He hasn't lost a completed match this year, even though this is only his second tournament. Rublev might need to rely upon some moments of brilliance to win this. It's going to be extremely tough to break Draper's cannon of a serve and should the Briton find his A-game as he has this week, he's the favorite to walk away with the trophy. Give me Draper in three.