Sinner has been in brilliant form at this year’s Wimbledon, and will fancy his chances of retaining the title he won last year. 

He’s not dropped a single set in his last 5 matches, and has looked sharp and at his best in the last week, which is a scary prospect for any player that he might come up against. 

Alexander Zverev certainly won’t be a pushover by any stretch of the imagination, but Sinner has the mental edge over the German. 

Sinner leads the head-to-head 10-4 with Zverev, and has won the last 9 matches between the two.

Sinner is rarely having many double faults in his matches, especially if the Italian is getting matches won in straight sets, which he’s done in the last 5 rounds at Wimbledon this year. 

He’s had under 2.5 double faults in 3 of his 6 matches, and had 0 double faults in his straight sets win over Novak Djokovic, which is an impressive achievement. 

If Sinner is at the top of his game once again, and doesn’t let the heat impact his performance, then it would be a real surprise to see him have any more than 2 double faults in the match.

Sinner is the stronger of the two players, and if the world number 1 is at his best, then he’s going to be difficult to stop. 

The Italian made light work of Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals, and considering he already leads the head-to-head against Zverev 10-4, he’ll have the mental edge over the world number 3 heading into this final at Wimbledon.

Therefore, it would be a surprise to see the match go the distance, and so we’re backing under 41.5 games, as we can see Sinner finding the break before a tie-break is required in any set.