Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini – Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Queen’s Club Championships
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THE FACTS
When is Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini on and what time does it start? Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini will take place on Sunday 19th June, 2022 – not before 13:30 (UK)
Where is Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini taking place? The Queen’s Club, London, England
What surface is Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini being played on? Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini will take place on an outdoor grass court
Where can I get tickets for Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini ? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini
What channel is Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini on in the UK? Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini will be televised live on the BBC in the UK
Where can I stream Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini in the UK? BBC iPlayer will stream live action from Queen’s and Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Filip Krajinovic vs Matteo Berrettini live
THE PREDICTION
World number 10 Matteo Berrettini looked in great shape against Botic van de Zandschulp on Saturday, coming back from a rain delay to tie up loose ends in straight sets. The 26-year-old is riding an eight-match winning streak after claiming the sixth ATP title of his career at the Stuttgart Open last weekend, with his fifth coming here last season in a three-set victory over Cam Norrie. Berrettini is the clear favourite to defend his title here against a really surprising finalist in world number 48 Filip Krajinovic, who bested Marin Cilic in straight sets yesterday – breaking the in-form former champion three times in a searing display. The 30-year-old has been pigeon-holed for years as a clay-court specialist but his best run on tour came in finishing runner-up on a hardcourt at the 2018 Paris Masters and he has looked a totally different player this week.
Berrettini has won both of their previous meetings, including a final at the Budapest Open back in 2019, and backing him to win outright here remains the reasonable option but this could come seriously close if Krajinovic can stay in the moment.
