Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Atlanta Open
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THE FACTS
When is Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe on and what time does it start? Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe will take place on Friday 29th July, 2022 – not before 20:20 (UK)
Where is Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe taking place? Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe will take place at the Atlantic Station in Atlanta, USA
What surface is Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe being played on? Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe will take place on an outdoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe
What channel is Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe on in the UK? Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe will not be televised live in the UK
Where can I stream Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream Brandon Nakashima vs Frances Tiafoe live
THE PREDICTION
World number 29 Frances Tiafoe beat Taro Daniel straight sets to avoid a creditable upset on Wednesday, his first match back since a bruising five-set defeat to David Goffin in the round of 16 at Wimbledon earlier this month. The 24-year-old enjoyed some strong form towards the end of last season’s hardcourt swing and he could so with finding some of that earlier this time around, with breaking the top 20 a suitable target for the popular American. 20-year-old Brandon Nakashima broke the top 50 earlier this month but he should be well inside the top 40 after a run to the round of 16 at Wimbledon was sadly not rewarded with ranking points. Nakashima reached back-to-back finals on tour this time last season, losing to Cam Norrie at the Los Cabos Open and John Millman here in Atlanta, and that experience should aid him in this tough challenge against Tiafoe – who leads this head-to-head record 3-0 after two victories this season in Indian Wells and Miami.
Two of their three encounters have gone to three sets and Nakashima is in better form than he was back in March, suggesting taking Nakashima to win at least a set could be the shrewd move here or opting for a total of three sets and leaving the winner up to chance.
