A look at Denis Shapovalov vs Alex de Minaur ATP Stockholm Open Tennis 2022 prediction and head-to-head
The first quarterfinals will be at between Denis Shapovalov and Alex de Minaur at the ATP Stockholm Open 2022.
Let us have a look at their past performance, current form, and head-to-head records.
Denis Shapovalov vs Alex de Minaur ATP Stockholm Open Tennis 2022 Schedule, Date, Time, Prediction, Head To Head, Odds, Results, Score, Tickets And Live Stream
Denis Shapovalov vs Alex de Minaur ATP Stockholm Open Tennis 2022 H2H Record
Venue: Stockholm, Sweden
Prize Money: €648,130
October 21, 2022, Friday
The Tickets for the tournament can be purchased here.
When Are Where To Watch: Live Stream And TV Telecast
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Time: 6:00 am | 11:00 am | 3:30 pm
Channel: Tennis Channel | Amazon Prime Video
Head To Head: 3-0
Shapovalov has lost to De Minaur 3-0 in their past three encounters. He beat them in two close sets at the 2022 Canadian Open.
Prediction
Alex de Minaur and Denis Shapovalov will face off in the 2022 Stockholm Open quarterfinal round on Friday.
Shapovalov faced qualifier Antoine Bellier in the second round after receiving a bye in the first round. The Canadian started things off with a break in his favour. He subsequently extended his advantage to 2-0 with a hold of serve. To keep the lead, he clung to it until the opening set’s conclusion. The two players were evenly matched for the majority of the second set, with no player ever approaching a break point until the very last point. Shapovalov made the vital break to take the lead and make it 6-5 in the 11th game of the set. He then finished the game with a serve to win 6-4, 7-5.
On the other hand, Alex de Minaur defeated Benjamin Bonzi 6-3, 6-1 in the first round. His opponent in the second round was J.J. Wolf, who over the weekend won the Firenze Open and advanced to the championship match. De Minaur started the game slowly, falling behind 2-0, but he immediately recovered on serve to level the score at 2-2.
The Australian then won three straight games to go ahead 5-3. Wolf held his serve, and he got up to serve the opening set. De Minaur had to stop three break points before he could serve out the set. To start the second set, he broke the serve, and he rapidly expanded his lead to 5-1. Wolf was no match for the Australian, who won 6-4, 6-2 to end the contest quickly.
Shapovalov didn’t have to deal with any break points, won a lot of first serve points, hit 28 winners, committed just nine unforced errors. De Minaur has also been playing well this week, making it to the quarterfinals without dropping a set.
The Canadian appears to have a good chance of defeating de Minaur even though he hasn’t yet. He knows how to handle the situation here because he finished second in Stockholm, and he has momentum working in his favour. Shapovalov has been playing thoughtful tennis and carefully choosing his strokes and is expected to prevail.