This week’s top tennis plays happen in the ATP at the Atlanta Open. On Tuesday, the Atlanta Open’s first drops fist serve. Top matches include Brandon Nakashima versus McKenzie McDonald, Billy Harris against Aslan Karatsev, and Lloyd Harris versus Miomir Kecmanovic. Check out the tennis odds, analysis, and free picks for six of Tuesday’s top matches at the Atlanta Open.

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ATP – 2024 Atlanta Open – Atlanta, Georgia

• When: Tuesday, July 23rd, 2024

McKenzie McDonald vs. Brandon Nakashima

McDonald played okay at the Infosys Hall of Fame Open last week, winning his first 2 matches, including beating Billy Harris 6-3, 6-4, before losing to Reilly Opelka in the quarterfinals.

Brandon Nakashima only made it past the first round at the Infosys Hall of Fame Open. But overall this season, Nakashima has played the better tennis, going 11-10 in singles matches. The chalk prevails.

Tennis Betting Pick: Brandon Nakashima -204

Billy Harris vs. Aslan Karatsev

Harris had to qualify for the Atlanta Open. He did so by beating Nate Bonetto and Harold Mayot. Harris and Mayot played an 11-9 second set tiebreaker that could have had an effect on the underdog’s energy level.

Aslan Karatsev, though, hasn’t played since Wimbledon, where he fell in the first round to Karen Khachanov. Karatsev retired after losing the first 2 games in the fourth set. Harris can pull off the upset win.

Tennis Betting Pick: Billy Harris +101

Aleksandar Kovacevic vs. Reilly Opelka

Kovacevic had a decent Infosys Hall of Fame. He won his first two matches over seeded opponents before losing to Alex Michelson. One of the wins was versus Arthur Rinderknech, a highly touted player.

Reilly Opelka knocked out top seed Adrian Mannarino on his way to the Infosys Hall of Fame Open Semifinals. The way Opelka lost to Alex Michelson in the Infosys semis suggests he’s vulnerable in this. Backing Kovacevic makes sense.

Tennis Betting Pick: Aleksandar Kovacevic +119

Max Purcell vs. Christopher O’Connell

O’Connell didn’t win his lone match at Wimbledon. However, he took on Taylor Fritz, who is one of the better players in the U.S. and was the thirteenth seed at Wimbledon.

Max Purcell has become an excellent doubles player, winning 3 doubles titles this season and losing in the Wimbledon Doubles Final. When it comes to his singles game, Purcell has struggled. O’Connell is the play.

Tennis Betting Pick: Christopher O’Connell +119

Borna Coric vs. Thanasi Kokkinakis

The favorite in this has some talent. At Wimbledon, Kokkinakis knocked out 17-seed Felix Auger-Aliassime after 5 sets and an 11-9 tiebreaker. No wonder, Kokkinakis lost his second round match in England.

Borna Coric fell to Frances Tiafoe after 3 sets and a tiebreaker in his second round Wimbledon match. Here’s another at the competitive Atlanta Open that can go to the underdog.

Tennis Betting Pick: Borna Coric +110

Lloyd Harris vs. Miomir Kecmanovic

Harris qualified for Wimbledon after winning 2 matches. Then the underdog in this upset Alex Michelson in the first round and pushed Ben Shelton to 5 sets and 3 tiebreakers in his second round Wimbledon loss.

Kecmanovic cruised in his first 2 matches in England. In his third match, Kecmanovic faced Jannik Sinner, the top seed. Heading into this, Kecmanovic has played less tennis and should be the fresher player. Back the chalk to cash.

Tennis Betting Pick: Miomir Kecmanovic -132

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