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Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Canada Masters

Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul – Quarter-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Canada Masters

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THE FACTS

When is Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul on and what time does it start? Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul will take place on Saturday 12th August, 2023 – not before 00:00 (UK)

Where is Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul taking place? Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul will take place at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto, Canada

What surface is Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul being played on? Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul

What channel is Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul on in the UK? Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs

Where can I stream Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Carlos Alcaraz vs Tommy Paul live on Prime Video, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live

THE PREDICTION

World number 14 Tommy Paul grabbed the biggest win of his career this time last summer when he came back from a set down to beat then world number two Carlos Alcaraz. This will be a fascinating rematch between the two, albeit in a different city at the alternating Canada Masters, and there is certainly a chance at the upset after Alcaraz laboured to victory against Hubert Hurkacz late on Thursday. 26-year-old Paul conceded just five games to Marcos Giron in the round of 16 to look dialled in whilst Alcaraz had his serve broken four times by Hurkacz before edging through in a deciding tiebreak on nerve. Alcaraz beat Paul in straight sets at the Miami Open back in March to level their head-to-head but three sets are a distinct possibility here. The Spaniard often improves on a shaky performance but taking him to win outright looks the sensible concession. You could add at least a tiebreak, with Alcaraz playing three and Paul two in their combined five matches this week.