Federico Coria vs Damir Dzumhur Prediction Maia Challenger Tennis Picks 11/30/24

Federico Coria and Damir Dzumhur meet in the semifinal of the 2024 Maia Challenger in Portugal. The match is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 30, 2024. Here’s our Federico Coria vs Damir Dzumhur prediction. This article will also contain a Federico Coria vs Damir Dzumhur pick.

Federico Coria Preview

Federico Coria is ranked 99th in the ATP rankings. He didn’t have to waste much energy on the court this week.

In his first match at the 2024 Maia Challenger, Coria earned a retirement win against Geoffrey Blancaneaux. Then, he got a walkover before his second-round match.

It was in the quarterfinal when his tournament properly kicked off, beating Kimmer Coppejans 6-3, 4-6, 7-6 in three hours.

In the victory, Coria landed 71% of first serves and won 52% of first-serve points (41/79). He won 69% of second-serve points (22/32) and converted six of 13 break points.

Damir Dzumhur Preview

Damir Dzumhur is ranked 106th in the ATP rankings. He didn’t experience the fortune of opponents withdrawing or retiring during the week.

Dzumhur won his opener against home favorite Ferreira Silva in three sets, rallying from 2-5 down in the third set to prevail in a tie-break.

In the second round, he outclassed Oleksandr Ovcharenko in straight sets to reach his first quarterfinal in almost three months.

In the last eight, Dzumhur demolished Albert Ramos Vinolas 6-1, 6-0 in under an hour.

Federico Coria vs Damir Dzumhur Head-To-Head

• Federico Coria leads Damir Dzumhur 1-0 in their head-to-head. 

• Coria won that match in a qualifying clash at the Rome Masters four years ago.

Federico Coria vs Damir Dzumhur Prediction

Although Coria prevailed in three hours in his quarterfinal match, he received a walkover before that and a retirement from his opener. So, fatigue is unlikely to hamper him here. Dzumhur is coming off a spectacular win over Ramos Vinolas, where he only lost ONE game, and he’s had a far more successful season on the Challenger Tour this year, winning four titles on clay. There is a reason why he’s been virtually unstoppable on the surface at this tier. If the Bosnian is in the mood, he’ll grind down Coria.