Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner – First Round – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Italian Open
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THE FACTS
When is Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner on and what time does it start? Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner will take place on Tuesday 10th May, 2022 – not before 11:15 (UK)
Where is Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner taking place? Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner will take place at Foro Italico in Rome, Italy
What surface is Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner being played on? Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner will take place on an outdoor clay court
Where can I get tickets for Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner
What channel is Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner on in the UK? Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Francisco Cerundolo vs John Isner live on Prime Video, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
23-year-old Francisco Cerundolo could set a career-high ATP world ranking of at least 43rd no matter the outcome of this match after qualifying for a debut at the Italian Open. The Argentine is a tough player to pin down as he has failed to qualify for his previous two tournaments since a remarkable run to the semi-finals of the Miami Open last month was ended by Casper Ruud. Cerundolo also reached the semi-finals of the Rio Open back in February on his favoured clay but predicting where next his intermittent form may rise again is almost impossible in a first round match, Count, then, on reliable veteran John Isner to give a professional account of himself here. The world number 27 lost out in three tight sets to Cam Norrie in Madrid last week but he is often more effective on clay than he is given credit for. This looks a proper coupon buster but backing the American to earn at least a set seems the most sensible move.
