Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Paris Masters
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THE FACTS
When is Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul on and what time does it start? Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul will take place on Thursday 3rd November, 2022 – not before 19:50 (UK)
Where is Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul taking place? Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul will take place at Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris, France
What surface is Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul being played on? Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul will take place on an indoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul
What channel is Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul on in the UK? Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Pablo Carreno Busta vs Tommy Paul live on Prime Video, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
This promises to be a lengthy battle on Thursday in a first meeting between brick-wall baseliner Pablo Carreno Busta and the tireless Tommy Paul, two of the more dogged competitors on tour. World number 31 Paul grabbed the headlines on Wednesday with a career-best victory over Rafael Nadal, who was admittedly poor in his first match back in two months, but the American will not care one iota. 25-year-old Paul has enjoyed the best season of his career in terms of results, also stunning Carlos Alcaraz at the Canada Masters before a quarter-final defeat to Dan Evans but Pablo Carreno Busta enjoyed the best week of his career in Montreal – first beating Evans in the semi-finals and then Hubert Hurkacz to claim his first ATP 1000 title. 31-year-old PCB overcame in-form Denis Shapovalov in three sets on Wednesday but he may well have been expecting to face his compatriot here instead of Paul, who offers a totally different challenge. Three sets seem pretty likely here so taking that option instead of picking a tough winner looks a reasonable risk.
