Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi – First Round – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Miami Open
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THE FACTS
When is Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi on and what time does it start? Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi will take place on Thursday 24th March, 2022 – not before 18:55 (UK)
Where is Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi taking place? Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi will take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, USA
What surface is Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi being played on? Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi will take place on an outdoor hard court
Where can I get tickets for Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi
What channel is Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi on in the UK? Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs
Where can I stream Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Tommy Paul vs Benjamin Bonzi live on Prime Video, while Tennis TV subscribers can also stream the match live
THE PREDICTION
24-year-old Tommy Paul set a career-high ATP world ranking of 37th this week after a run to the third round of Indian Wells in which he shocked world number three Alexander Zverev in three sets. The American won his first ATP tour title late last year at the Stockholm Open by defeating the defending champion Denis Shapovalov and he already owns an impressive 12-6 record for 2022 off the back of it. 25-year-old Benjamin Bonzi is also up to a career-high ATP world ranking of 59th after also reaching the third round in California. The Frenchman took Jannik Sinner to three sets before losing at Indian Wells in keeping with his recent form and this promises to be a quality battle as a result. Paul beat Bonzi in two tight sets at Adelaide 2 in January and he should be able to utilise the crowd’s backing to come through this rematch in similar fashion. However, the sensible move for an accumulator would be to take the American to win at least a set as the likelier of two capable winners.
