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Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Generali Open Kitzbuhel

Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Generali Open Kitzbuhel

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THE FACTS

When is Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez on and what time does it start? Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez will take place on Thursday 28th July, 2022 – not before 10:00 (UK)

Where is Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez taking place? Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez will take place at Tennis Stadium Kitzbuhel in Kitzbuhel, Austria

What surface is Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez being played on? Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez will take place on an outdoor clay court

Where can I get tickets for Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez

What channel is Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez on in the UK? Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez will not be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Pedro Martinez live

THE PREDICTION

World number 52 Albert Ramos-Vinolas beat in-form Juan Pablo Varillas in straight sets on Wednesday for a solid opener to his Kitzbuhel Open campaign. The 34-year-old is an out-and-out clay specialist, especially at this level, with his fourth ATP 250 clay-court event won this year at the Cordoba Open. World number 49 Pedro Martinez won his maiden ATP title this season soon after at the Chile Open and the Spaniard has back-to-back wins here in Austria for some excellent momentum. Ramos-Vinolas and Martinez have played alongside one another on a few occasions but a first tour meeting could be a thrilling opener to Thursday’s play, with three sets likely between two well-matched clay-courters. Ramos-Vinolas’ experience could be the difference maker here but this is tight enough to take the elder Spaniard to win at least a set as the just-about likelier victor.