Andrey Rublev vs Jannik Sinner Prediction: Rublev to take revenge on the Italian

Andrey Rublev's next opponent in Paris will be Italian Jannik Sinner, by the way, a very uncomfortable opponent for the world No. 7. Despite two defeats at the hands of Jannik on the clay court, bookmakers consider Andrey a favorite to win the upcoming game.

Rublev already has three wins at Roland Garros and all three with the same score of 3-1. Andrey knocked out Korean Kwon Soon-woo, Argentina's Delbonis, and Chile's Garin. The last match against Garin turned out long, lasting more than three hours, and the guys were close to the fifth set. Game four lasted an hour and 15 minutes, Rublev won it on a tie-break with a score of 13-11. Overall Rublev served 10 times and four double faults and won 75% of his first-serve points, although he did hit just 57% of his first serve. Rublev was also very good on the receiving end, winning 38% of points on Garin's first serve and 40% on his second serve. His win/set stats were 35/38, while Garin's were 50/53.

"Andrey played his style against Garin. That style is very productive with such an opponent: Andrey was pumping up the speed all the time, holding the advantage. He had to win through more aggressive play and tight kicks. Andrey is playing better now than two or three months ago. I think, if he can be stable in the attack, Andrey should beat Sinner. If he plays evenly, if he serves properly, everything will be alright."

Shamil Tarpischev

Sinner had three Masters titles before Roland Garros. The Italian made it to the quarterfinals in Monte Carlo, where he lost to Zverev. In Madrid, he crashed out in the round of 16 against Auger Aliassime. In Rome he played again in the quarter-finals, losing to Tsitsipas in two sets. Overall, not bad results, but also nothing outstanding. In Paris, Sinner lost only one set to Spain's Carballes Baena. However, you have to pay attention to the fact that Sinner had a good set, unlike Rublev who played against two serious primers. In addition to Carballes Baena, Sinner knocked out Fratangelo and McDonald, both 0-3. The upcoming match against Rublev will be a real test for Sinner since the Italian has not yet sparred with players of this level in Paris.

Rublev and Sinner have played each other three times. In 2020 on the hardcourt in Vienna, the match was stopped with the score 2-1 in favor of Andrey, as Jannik withdrew from the tournament due to injury. In April of 2021, Sinner defeated Rublev 2-0 in the quarter-finals of the Barcelona tournament. In April of this year, Sinner defeated Rublev at the Monte Carlo Masters 2-1 (5-7, 6-1, 6-3).

Sinner has an obvious advantage over Rublev in head-to-head encounters, winning two games on the court, including one in Monte Carlo in late April of this year. However, Rublev's quality of play has improved over the last month, that's a fact. Plus Rublev looks better on moral grounds. We believe this matchup will be difficult because the opponents are probably evenly matched in terms of class and will be determined by minute details and nuances. We won't be surprised if Rublev takes rev

TelecomAsia Sport is looking for horse racing tipsters. Contact jobs@telecomasia.net for more information.enge for his recent losses to Sinner in Monday's match. Here are some bets on the game:

W1 for 1.80 at Bet365;

Sets TO (4.5) for 3.26 as offered by 22bet;

Correct Score 3-2 for 5.85 on the line of 1xbet.