The ATP Geneve Open looks to be set for a grand stand finish as we head into semifinals day. A certain 24-time Major champion remains in the hunt for the title, and as ever, we here at LWOT will be offering our preedictions for both finals. But who will book their spot in Saturday’s final in Switzerland?
ATP Geneva Semifinal Predictions
Hubert Hurkacz vs Sebastian Ofner
Head-to-head: first meeting
Hubert Hurkacz had a rough start to the 2025 ATP Tour season but his recent results have been more at par with his caliber. The 28 year old Pole reached the quarterfinals in Rome last week and has followed up that with good wins this week.
He faces Sebastian Ofner who hasn’t played much on the main tour this year. The Austrian came through qualifying this week and his serve has been firing on all cylinders. Matchup wise, these two play each other for the first time and while they both enter this match on good form, Ofner has considerably played more than Hurkacz this week and expect Hurkacz to take full advantage of that. The Pole should continue his good form and reach a very well deserved final.
Prediction: Hurkacz in 3
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Novak Djokovic vs Cameron Norrie
Head-to-head: Djokovic 4-0 Norrie
Is Novak Djokovic peaking at the right time for the French Open which gets underway in a matter of days? The Serbian, after enduring two disappointing first-round exits in Monte Carlo and Madrid, has bounced back with two dominating wins so far in Geneva over Marton Fucsovics and Matteo Arnaldi. Djokovic may not be the force he once was, but he does look to be in good touch and in prime position for the title.
He faces Cameron Norrie who has had up and down results thorughout this year. Norrie has never beaten Djokovic and the best chance for the Briton to have any chance is attack more from the baseline. But although Norrie game can work well on the clay thanks to his heavy topspin forehand, all out aggression does not come naturally to him. Expect Djokovic to be one step ahead especially on the clay courts where his defence is more potent and the 24 time Grand Slam champion to reach the final.
Prediction: Djokovic in 2
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