Grigor Dimitrov vs Yoshihito Nishioka Tips

Both these players come to Wimbledon with huge question marks over their fitness. Grigor Dimitrov hasn't played since Roland Garros in May when forced to retire with a thigh injury when leading two sets to one against Ethan Quinn, whilst Yoshihito Nishioka has endured a nightmare 2025. The Japanese world No.78 has suffered with a shoulder injury since February which has seen him withdraw mid-match in four of his last six tournaments played, where he exited all in the first round. He also withdrew before his second round match at the Delray Beach Open and in a quarter-final appearance at the Dallas Open in February. Nishioka did manage to complete a game on grass in his last outing a couple of weeks ago at Halle, however, was comprehensively beaten 6-4-6-1 by world No.138 Yannick Hanfmann. It's hugely questionable whether Yoshihito could even physically complete 36 games in this match, so I would expect a reasonably fit Dimitrov to win this comfortably. All in all, I think this is a farily low risk bet and 5/6 is fantastic value for the total games unders.

Dimitrov defeated Nishioka three times in three encounters, but in the most recent meeting, Grigor had big problems to win 7-5, 6-4.