Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel Preview & Prediction | 2023 Chengdu Open | Round of 16
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THE FACTS
When is Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel on and what time does it start? Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel will take place on Friday 22nd September, 2023 – not before 06:00 (UK)
Where is Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel taking place? Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel will take place at the Sichuan International Tennis Center in Chengdu, China
What surface is Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel being played on? Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel will take place on an outdoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel? Click here for the latest ticket information for Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel
What channel is Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel on in the UK? Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel will be televised live on the Amazon Prime Video app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Christopher O’Connell vs Taro Daniel live on the Prime Video app, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
World number 95 Taro Daniel came back from a set down to upset eighth seed Aleksandar Vukic to open his Chengdu account strongly but he looks the slight underdog against a second Aussie. 29-year-old Christopher O’Connell won the Shanghai Challenger earlier this month after an impressive four-set exit to Daniil Medvedev at the US Open to bring a career-high ATP world ranking of 53rd into Chengdu. The Aussie beat qualifier Alibek Kachmazov in straight sets on Thursday to put a poor recent exit on the Challenger circuit behind him but Daniel won their only previous encounter in consummate straight sets at Roland-Garros this summer to make this a tough call any which way. Daniel’s win against in-form Vukic came as quite the surprise so consider taking the Japanese to earn at least a set on momentum to leave the victor up to chance.
