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John Isner vs Reilly Opelka – Semi-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Dallas Open

John Isner vs Reilly Opelka – Semi-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Dallas Open

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THE FACTS

When is John Isner vs Reilly Opelka on and what time does it start? John Isner vs Reilly Opelka will take place on Saturday 12th February, 2022 – not before 22:00 (UK)

Where is John Isner vs Reilly Opelka taking place? John Isner vs Reilly Opelka will take place at the Styslinger/Altec Tennis Complex in Dallas, USA

What surface is John Isner vs Reilly Opelka being played on? John Isner vs Reilly Opelka will take place on an indoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for John Isner vs Reilly Opelka? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for John Isner vs Reilly Opelka

What channel is John Isner vs Reilly Opelka on in the UK? John Isner vs Reilly Opelka will not be televised live in the UK

Where can I stream John Isner vs Reilly Opelka in the UK? Tennis TV subscribers can stream the John Isner vs Reilly Opelka live

THE PREDICTION

The evergreen John Isner beat Vasek Pospisil in straight sets on Friday to reach the semi-finals of the inaugural Dallas Open as the third seed. The 36-year-old’s record on American soil speaks for itself, with each of his last eight ATP titles coming in the US and 14 out of his 16 titles overall. A win at the Hall of Fame Open last season, his record-extending seventh, gives him the edge against the remaining men in the draw but world number 23 Reilly Opelka has beaten Isner in each of their last three meetings to lead their head-to-head record 3-1. 24-year-old Opelka took out in-form Adrian Mannarino in straight sets on Friday to set-up this huge ace-off between two of the biggest servers around. Isner has already battled past one big-server this week in Kevin Anderson but Opelka likely has the edge over Isner in the rallies. Taking this match to see at least one tiebreak is the sensible alternative to a result and you could risk it with at least two. Each of the last 11 sets played between the two has gone to a tiebreak.