Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul – First Round – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Paris Masters
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THE FACTS
When is Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul on and what time does it start? Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul will take place on Tuesday 1st November, 2022 – not before 12:40 (UK)
Where is Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul taking place? Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul will take place at Palais omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris, France
What surface is Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul being played on? Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul will take place on an indoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul
What channel is Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul on in the UK? Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Roberto Bautista Agut vs Tommy Paul live on Prime Video, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
World number 22 Roberto Bautista Agut was in impressive form at the Swiss Indoors, taking out old foes Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka before losing in the semi-finals to red-hot Holger Rune. The 34-year-old is a serious contender on all surfaces but indoor conditions have suited his aggressive style in the past and he leads a very convincing head-to-head record over next opponent Tommy Paul 3-0 having never dropped a set to the American. World number 30 Paul is, however, a different player since their last meeting at last summer’s Canada Masters. The 25-year-old reached the round of 16 at a Grand Slam for the first time this season at Wimbledon and beat Carlos Alcaraz in one of the best matches this year on his way to the quarter-finals of this season’s Canada Masters. Paul has struggled a little more recently, though, and RBA’s record makes backing the Spaniard to see off a tough challenge outright look a reasonable risk here.
