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2021 St. Petersburg Open Quarter-Final – Taylor Fritz vs John Millman Preview & Prediction

2021 St. Petersburg Open Quarter-Final – Taylor Fritz vs John Millman Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When is Taylor Fritz vs John Millman on and what time does it start? Friday 29th October, 2021 – not before 11:00 (UK)

Where is Taylor Fritz vs John Millman taking place? Sibur Arena, Saint Petersburg

What surface is Taylor Fritz vs John Millman being played on? Hard (indoor)

Where can I get tickets for Taylor Fritz vs John Millman? Visit here for ticket info

What channel is Taylor Fritz vs John Millman on? Taylor Fritz vs John Millman will not be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream Taylor Fritz vs John Millman? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Taylor Fritz vs John Millman live via their platform

THE PREDICTION

Taylor Fritz turned 24 years old on Thursday and the American celebrated by beating his compatriot Tommy Paul in straight sets to reach the St. Petersburg Open quarter-finals. Fritz burst into form at Indian Wells earlier this month with a stunning run to the semi-finals, beating in-form Alexander Zverev in three sets after also shocking Matteo Berrettini and Jannik Sinner. With his confidence safely reinstalled he will face John Millman with belief that he can go all the way in Russia but 32-year-old Millman took out the fourth seed and recent Kremlin Cup champion Aslan Karatsev with just five games conceded on Thursday for one of his best results of the season.

Fritz was the winner of their only previous encounter, taking their second round clash at the Mexican Open last season in three sets. Given the recent rush of form the American has found he should be able to double down once more but Millman’s level has been high this week too and three sets looks a possible outcome. Therefore, taking Fritz to win outright looks on here or for both players to take a set.