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Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Los Cabos Open

Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Los Cabos Open

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THE FACTS

When is Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima on and what time does it start? Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima will take place on Thursday 4th August, 2022 – not before 01:00 (UK)

Where is Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima taking place? Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima will take place at Cabo Sports Complex in Los Cabos, Mexico

What surface is Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima being played on? Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima

What channel is Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima on in the UK? Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs

Where can I stream Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Max Purcell vs Brandon Nakashima live on the Prime Video app. Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live

THE PREDICTION

Brandon Naksahima turns 21 today and the world number 61 has already achieved plenty on tour at such a young age, particularly for an American player. Skipping the well-trodden collegiate route looks to have paid off for Nakashima, with a recent run to the round of 16 at Wimbledon only just ended in a five-set thriller with eventual runner-up Nick Kyrgios and back-to-back finals reached on tour last season. One of those came here at Los Cabos, where Nakashima lost to Cam Norrie this time last year, and he looks set to push on from a straight sets victory over Kaichi Uchida on Tuesday in this winnable round of 16 clash with Max Purcell. World number 234 Purcell enjoys most of his success on the doubles circuit, with a huge run to the Wimbledon title alongside Matthew Ebden last month the pinnacle so far, but he has qualified well this week to beat Henri Laaksonen in three sets in the first round. Nakashima has impressed this season but he can still be shaky in matches he is expected to win, so backing the American to win outright seems a wise decision.