Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Jannik Sinner Prediction: What a mouth-watering battle

The professional tennis scene is one of the busiest ones. Each month we see a lot of games that grab a lot of eyeballs and they only become glued when the Grand Slams are on. These world-renowned tournaments see the best of athletes gather so as we head deeper, the match-ups get only more intriguing. In this high-quality match-up, Stefanos Tsitsipas will take on Jannik Sinner.

Stefanos comes into the game after defeating Tallon Griekspoor 6-2 7-6, 6-3 in a battle where Stefanos once again put his stamp. Stefanos’ service game has been awesome as he ended up earning a 64-59 service points advantage. His return game was even more awesome as he pinched out a 38:20 receiving points advantage. Tsitsipas is yet to drop a set thus far, a level of play that we are used to seeing from the amazing Greek player. He is a third-seeded player so he is one of the contenders for the title. The 24-year-old is yet to win a Grand Slam but it is a matter of time before he makes a winning run. 

Jannik comes into the game after an incredible win against a determined Marton Fuscovics as he eked out a come-from-behind 4-6, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-0. After a slow start, Jannik got his mojo and bolstered his service game. He had a big 82-59 service points advantage while earning a 59:53 receiving points advantage. The Italian has been having some hiccups lately but has the playing style to turn it around. Jannik breezed through the first two rounds but Fuscovics’ experience tested the youngster big-time. Sinner has made it to the Fourth Round of a Grand Slam for the fifth time in a row.

Stefanos and Jannik have met five times thus far and Stefanos has won four of those battles.

This is a great game considering how these two players are rated highly. Tsitsipas will enter as the favorite considering his fat resume in a short career and he has a significant head-to-head advantage. However, Sinner has what it takes to be a winning player and can give Stefanos a ton of trouble. Overall. I’d back Sinner to win in four sets here.