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Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Tel Aviv Open

Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Tel Aviv Open

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THE FACTS

When is Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech on and what time does it start? Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place on Thursday 29th September, 2022 – not before 11:20 (UK)

Where is Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech taking place? Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place at Expo Tel Aviv in Tel Aviv, Israel

What surface is Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech being played on? Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech will take place on an indoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech? Click here for the latest ticket information for Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech

What channel is Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech on in the UK? Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech will not be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream Diego Schwartzman vs Arthur Rinderknech live in the UK

THE PREDICTION

World number 17 Diego Schwartzman will be well-backed at the Tal Aviv Open as a player of Jewish descent and he received a bye to the round of 16 as the third seed here. The 30-year-old could do with a strong campaign for his confidence as much as anything else after recently struggling on tour, losing both of his matches at the Davis Cup and Laver Cup in disappointing fashion. World number 58 Arthur Rinderknech came back from a set down to beat the returning Marius Copil on Tuesday to continue some decent form of his own, with a run to the quarter-finals of the Moselle Open last week ended by defending champion Hubert Hurkacz. Schwartzman will likely fins a little extra motivation this week and he could be backed to come through in straight sets at his best. Backing the Argentine to win outright seems a genuine risk at this stage, though, so taking him to earn at least a set is the suitably cautious pick.