Cameron Norrie vs. Steve Johnson Betting Tips Review

Cameron Norrie and Steve Jhonson are going to face each other on Friday. There is a significant difference in the world ranking of both players. Steve Jhonson is at 93, ranking number at the international level. On the other side, Norrie is at the 12th number in the 32nd round of Wimbledon.

By looking at the performance after getting information about the ranking, Norrie is at the top for this game with the odds of -370 versus +265 in the 32 round. Here are some contradictions in the latest performance of players.

Detail of match

1. Name of Tournament: Wimbledon
2. Round: 32
3. Date: July 1, 2022
4. The surface of Court : Grass

Norrie remained 3-2 on the grass this entire year. He is also searching for the 1st title this year in 2022.

In the grass courts, Norrie is 50 for 70 in services. His winning percentage is also 82.9%. Whereas 21 for 75 in return games with 28%.

On the grass, Norrie remained undefeated in 42% games of breakpoints. It means 19 out of 45 to place and 42nd rank.

On June 23, Norries failed Maxime Cressy short of the final by 5-7, 5-7. It was a quarterfinal in the previous tournament, Viking International Eastbourne.

If we see the latest performance of Jhonson, then he posted a 4-2 record performance in three tournaments. All the tournaments were on the grass surface. However, he did not win on this surface of the ground.

According to the grass surface, Johnson remained outstanding in 91.3% of games and 28% on return.

On grass, Jhonson converted 6 of 12 break points, 50% of entire games.

Johnson was suffering in the qualification round of the Viking international Eastbourne tournament. He failed by 4-6, 4-6 result to Brandon Nakashima.

Predictions

Norris did well in this season and last matches. We have checked the latest result and performance on a grass surface, and he is better than Jhonson. So, he will be the winner of the day.

Odds

Norrie is the favorite for the game due to having -370 odds versus an underdog of +265 in the Wimbledon round of 32. It is a significant difference.