Tommy Paul vs Jannik Sinner Prediction: Both players are in good shape

In the semifinals of the Toronto Masters, Tommy Paul, currently world No. 14, will face world No. 8 Jannik Sinner. The guys have crossed paths on Tour twice before, the score is 1:1, both matches were played in 2022, the opponents have not crossed paths on hard court before.

After a setback in Los Cabos, Tommy Paul is on fire in Toronto, having achieved four wins at the tournament, knocking out not only Schwartzman, Cherundolo, and Giron but also world-number one Carlos Alcaraz. If Paul can handle the Spaniard, the American can potentially beat anyone here, including Jannik Sinner. The match against Alcaraz lasted two hours and 21 minutes; Tommy won it with the score 6:3, 4:6, 6:3. During the game, Tommy served twice with one double fault, winning 69% of points on first serve and 58% on second serve.

As we expected, the match against Gael Monfils was not an easy walk for the Italians. The match lasted two hours and 24 minutes, and Jannik won it with the score 6:4, 4:6, 6:3. During the game, Sinner served five times with three double faults and won 82% of points on the first serve and 47% on the second. Before the match against Monfils, Sinner played only one full game in Toronto, against Berrettini, while Murray dropped out of the tournament and did not take to the court.

We think that Tommy Paul in the confrontation with Jannik Sinner is a bit underestimated; if the American was able to beat Alcaraz, we would not be surprised if, in the end, Tommy becomes a participant in the final of the Canadian Masters. As for the total, we expect a tight match. Both guys are in good shape; besides, both head-to-head meetings between Paul and Sinner were 3-sets. We expect the top trend to continue.