Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas – Second Round – Preview & Prediction | 2022 US Open
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THE FACTS
When is Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas on and what time does it start? Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas will take place on Thursday 1st September, 2022 – not before 16:00 (UK)
Where is Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas taking place? Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas will take place at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, USA
What surface is Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas being played on? Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas will take place on an outdoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas
What channel is Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas on in the UK? Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas will be televised live on the Amazon Prime Video app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Marin Cilic vs Albert Ramos-Vinolas live on Prime Video
THE PREDICTION
Former world number three Marin Cilic beat Maximilian Marterer in straight sets on Tuesday to get a promising US Open campaign underway. The 33-year-old win his only Grand Slam title here back in 2014, stunning Roger Federer in the semi-finals, and after an incredible run to the semi-finals of Roland-Garros back in June on his weakest surface he will be feeling confident of making the latter stages in New York. World number 42 Albert Ramos-Vinolas has also enjoyed some strong form this summer and he also came through the first round in straight sets against Norbert Gombos. The Spaniard beat David Goffin and Diego Schwartzman at the Canada Masters before taking eventual runner-up Hubert Hurkacz to a tight decider and he is a constant menace to have to cope with on any surface. Cilic leads this head-to-head record quite comfortably at 7-3, having won each of their last three meetings since 2019, including this season at the Madrid Open. Four sets is about as likely as three, so back the Croat to win outright.
