Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov – Second Round – Preview & Prediction | 2023 French Open
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THE FACTS
When is Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov on and what time does it start? Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov will take place on Thursday 1st June, 2023 – not before 11:15 (UK)
Where is Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov taking place? Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov will take place at Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France
What surface is Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov being played on? Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov will take place on an outdoor clay court
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What channel is Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov on in the UK? Eurosport have the rights to the French Open in the UK
Where can I stream Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov in the UK? discovery+ subscribers can stream Emil Ruusuvuori vs Grigor Dimitrov live while the match can be streamed on Eurosport Player and Amazon Prime Video if it is televised
THE PREDICTION
World number 29 Grigor Dimitrov conceded just five games to qualifier Timofey Skatov on Tuesday to continue his intriguing form on clay. The 32-year-old finished runner-up to Nicolas Jarry at the Geneva Open last week after stunning Taylor Fritz in the semi-finals from a set down and whilst he lost his first final since 2018 it will be fascinating to see where some confidence can take him in Paris. World number 46 Emil Ruusuvuori needed five sets to beat in-form French hopeful Gregoire Barrere on Tuesday but the Finn has bagged some excellent results on clay in recent weeks to look very competitive in this first meeting with Dimitrov. Two wins over Ugo Humbert, one over Frances Tiafoe and a three-set defeat to Carlos Alcaraz say the 24-year-old can do some damage here but Dimitrov is capable of a higher plane of tennis when his mind lets him play freely. Back the Bulgarian to earn at least two sets as the likelier of two very capable winners.
