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2021 European Open Quarter-Final – Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech Preview & Prediction

2021 European Open Quarter-Final – Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech on and what time does it start? Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place on Friday 22nd October, 2021 – not before 15:20 (UK)

Where is Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech taking place? Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place in Lotto Arena in Antwerp, Belgium

What surface is Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech being played on? Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place on an indoor hard court

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What channel is Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech on? Jannik Sinner vs Arthur Rinderknech will be televised live on the Amazon Prime Video app on smart TVs

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THE PREDICTION

European Open top seed Jannik Sinner got his campaign underway in solid form against fellow Italian Lorenzo Musetti, coming through in straight sets. The 20-year-old has won three ATP titles this season at the Great Ocean Road Open in Melbourne, a first ATP 500 title at the Washington Open and a second-successive Sofia Open title more recently. Four titles at 20 years old is remarkable and he maintains an unlikely chase for the year-end ATP Finals too at world number 13. That motivation should see him level the head-to-head record with Arthur Rinderknech here after the Frenchman got the better of him at the Lyon Open earlier this year.

26-year-old Rinderknech has enjoyed a breakthrough year on tour as he entered the European Open on a career-high 65th in the ATP world rankings and two strong wins over Federico Delbonis and the eighth seed Dusan Lajovic makes him a danger here. Still, Sinner is on fire right now and requiring top players to oust him. Take the Italian to come through the outright winner.