2016 ATP Aegon Championships Experts Picks and Predictions

The grass court season is well on its way and the best tennis players on the ATP Tour will test their mettle at the Aegon Championships in London. Brit Andy Murray leads the charge as the defending champion. He’ll have some tough challenges ahead with the likes of Stan Wawrinka and the surging Milos Raonic also making their way to London.

With plenty of talented players in the field of competitors, it might get tricky to pick a winner. Fear not as the experts sound off on their picks below. For more tennis action, check out our complete previews for the Aegon Championships and the Gerry Weber Open.

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Experts Picks and Predictions for the 2016 ATP Aegon Championships

VAVEL

Expert | Prediction
Pathik Gamana | Milos Raonic

Pathik Gamana of VAVEL is the only one to release his picks for the ATP Aegon Championships before the tournament starts. He notes that some of the best players in the world will be on the court in London with the likes of Andy Murray, Stan Wawrinka and Milos Raonic being the cream of the crop.

Murray is the favorite to win it all as a four-time champion of this tournament. He’s aiming to be the first one to win five trophies at the prestigious Queens Club. His path is very straightforward as he will face his toughest possible challenger Gilles Simon no earlier than the quarterfinals.

Gamana notes that Murray will be able to make the semi-finals, where he will be joined by the likes of Raonic, Richard Gasquet and Stan Wawrinka. The Scot should beat Gasquet in their semi-final match, while Raonic should best Wawrinka. In the end, Gamana notes that Raonic will get a signature victory with an upset over the defending champion.

TopBet

Expert | Prediction
TopBet | Andy Murray

We here at TopBet are high on Andy Murray to win a record-setting fifth Aegon championships title. He’s red-hot coming off a final-round appearance at Roland Garros and has long-time coach Ivan Lendl back by his side. Murray starts off the tournament with a seemingly manageable matchup—a worn out Nicolas Mahut fresh off a title-winning campaign this past weekend at Hertogenbosch. There’s little standing in Murray’s way to win the tournament.

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