Cameron Norrie — Alexander Zverev 0:2: match report and statistics

ATP. Acapulco · 02.03.2019 00:20 · Finished

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Who will win?

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  • Cameron Norrie0%
  • Draw0%
  • Alexander Zverev0%

Overview

The ATP. Acapulco match Cameron Norrie – Alexander Zverev on 02.03.2019 00:20 (UTC) finished 0:2. The win went to Alexander Zverev.

Cameron Norrie, last 6 games: won 4, drawn 0, lost 2. Alexander Zverev, last 6 games: won 5, drawn 0, lost 1.

All meetings of Cameron Norrie and Alexander Zverev: 6 (wins of Cameron Norrie: 0, wins of Alexander Zverev: 0, draws: 0). The last meeting on 01.10.2026 08:10 ended Alexander Zverev 2:0 Cameron Norrie.

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Score by periods

Team12Σ
Cameron NorrieCameron Norrie
630
Alexander ZverevAlexander Zverev
762

Game by game

Cameron Norrie
Alexander Zverev
3/4Service games won5/50Breaks10/2Break points converted1/2
  • 0 : 1
    15:0 15:15 15:30 15:40
  • Lost serve0 : 2
    15:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 30:40 BP40:40 40:A BP
  • 0 : 3
    0:15 0:30 15:30 15:40
  • 1 : 3
    15:0 30:0 40:0
  • 1 : 4
    15:0 30:0 30:15 40:15 BP40:30 BP40:40 40:A
  • 2 : 4
    15:0 30:0 40:0 40:15
  • 2 : 5
    0:15 0:30 0:40
  • 3 : 5
    15:0 30:0 40:0
  • 3 : 6
    0:15 15:15 15:30 15:40 MP

Head-to-head

Matches played: 6
draws: 0

0 / 6
Wins
0 / 6
0 / 0
Points
0 / 0
Matches

Previous matches: Cameron Norrie

Previous matches: Alexander Zverev

Match info

Tournament
Acapulco
Season
2019

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Win probability

Cameron Norrie Points won on serve: 66%Alexander Zverev Points won on serve: 69%Before the match: 34%

Markov model: each player's chance to win a point on serve → game → set → match. Bars below show how much each point mattered.