Zverev's more complete clay game makes the final a straightforward win play

Roland-Garros has Sunday's men's final officially on the board, and the cleanest angle is the favourite side: Alexander Zverev to win.

The key point is not hype but match structure. Zverev arrives with the heavier clay-court baseline game, more experience in major finals and a route to this match that still included a proper semifinal win over Jakub Mensik. Cobolli deserves full respect for reaching his first Slam final, but his path was altered by Matteo Arnaldi's withdrawal and this is still a major step up in stage management and point-to-point weight.

That is why there is no need to force a trickier market. In a final like this, the simplest read is often the strongest one. Zverev's more repeatable clay level makes the outright win the practical play.