Wimbledon 2024 playoffs: Carlos Alcaraz vs Daniil Medvedev preview, head-to-head stats and Odds of semi final

The time has come for the Wimbledon semi finals and we are still on for a tournament full of surprises at there are still some top ATP players in the mix. This has been a tournament that has given us all the drama and the thrill that we all have enjoyed as fans. This will be the last game for the players to have a chance to make it to the finals of this iconic Grand Slam tournament and we all have had our fun witnessing it.

The semi finals that is set to be a competitive one out of the two, is between Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev. While Carlos Alcaraz will want to continue his title defence and win the Wimbledon for the second time, Medvedev has been having a hot and cold season and will be looking to get his hands on his second Grand Slam title. This is the Russians second Wimbledon semi final and he will want to make the most of it tomorrow. 

Match details

Fixture:  (3) Carlos Alcaraz vs (5) Daniil Medvedev

Date: 12th July 2024

Tournament: Wimbledon 2024

Round:  Semi Finals

Venue:  All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon

Category: Grand Slam Men Singles

Surface: Grass

Head-to-head

There have been some great matches between these two players and it will be great to watch them once again, this time in a semi final game in one of the most iconic tournaments of tennis. It is Alcaraz who is ahead in the stats against Daniil medvedev as he wins 4 out of the 6 encounters so far whereas the Russian has only won two. We also have to remember that the first time Medvedev had beaten the Spaniard was in Wimbledon itself. Overall this could be another contest to watch out for the fans.

Odds

Prediction

There is no doubt that Carlos Alcaraz will be the favorite to win this game being the defending champion and being the more consistent player this season. There is no doubt Medvedev is capable of upsetting the Spaniards title defense, but looking at the odds and the current form we have to go with the Roland Garros winner and it will not be surprising to see him play his second consecutive final in Wimbledon.