Cameron Norrie vs. Novak Djokovic Prediction, Odds, Picks for ATP Geneva Open 2025

Cameron Norrie will face Novak Djokovic in the semifinals at the ATP Geneva event on Friday.

Based on the latest simulations, Dimers' proven tennis model (see Dimers Pro for full access) predicts Novak Djokovic as the most likely winner of the match.

"Employing the latest data, we simulated Friday's Norrie-Djokovic match 10,000 times," said Dimers data analyst Greg Butyn.

"After computing the latest updates and thousands of other inputs, we predict Novak Djokovic's chance of winning is 76%, while Cameron Norrie's is 24%."

For further insights into Friday's match, including best bets and picks, visit our interactive Norrie vs. Djokovic predictions page.

Norrie vs. Djokovic Prediction: Who Will Win and Advance to the Final?

Using powerful machine learning and statistical analysis, we have simulated the outcome of Friday's Norrie-Djokovic men's singles match 10,000 times as part of our tennis predictions coverage.

Our leading predictive model gives Djokovic a 76% chance of beating Norrie at the ATP Geneva Open tournament.

Additionally, Djokovic has a 71% chance of winning the first set, according to our model.

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Cameron Norrie vs. Novak Djokovic Odds

We have researched the most up-to-date betting odds in America for this match, which are listed here:

Bet Type	Norrie	Djokovic
Moneyline	+400	-625
First Set	+300	-400

All odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

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Norrie vs. Djokovic Picks and Best Bets

Our model's biggest edge in today's Norrie vs. Djokovic match is on the moneyline.

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Norrie vs. Djokovic Updates and Essential Details

The ATP Geneva Open match between Cameron Norrie and Novak Djokovic is scheduled to begin on Friday at 10:00AM ET.

• Who: Cameron Norrie vs. Novak Djokovic
• Date: Friday, May 23, 2025
• Approx. Time: 10:00AM ET/7:00AM PT
• Tournament: ATP Geneva, Switzerland Men's Singles 2025
• Round: Semifinals

All dates and times in this article are United States Eastern Time unless otherwise noted.

Dimers.com's comprehensive preview of Friday's Norrie vs. Djokovic match includes our prediction, picks and the latest betting odds.

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Conclusion

We predict Novak Djokovic, with a 76% win probability, will likely beat Cameron Norrie at the ATP Geneva Open tournament.

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