Tennis Monte-Carlo Masters 2026: All results and scores - Full list The Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 marked the official start of the European clay-court season, with the ATP Masters 1000 event taking place at the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France, from 4 to 12 April. The tournament, known for its prestigious status in the tennis calendar, attracted top players from around the world, including defending champion and world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz. The event also featured 2026 Sunshine Double winner Jannik Sinner and three-time Monte-Carlo champion Stefanos Tsitsipas, among other high-profile participants. The tournament’s schedule spanned 9 days, with qualifying matches beginning on 4 April and the main draw commencing on 5 April. Matches were held daily from 11:00 a.m. local time, with the first round starting on 6 April and progressing through the second and third rounds on 7 and 8 April, respectively. The third round concluded on 9 April, followed by quarter-finals on 10 April. The semi-finals took place on 11 April, with singles matches scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., while the finals were set for 3:00 p.m. on 12 April. The doubles final was scheduled earlier on 12 April at 12:00 p.m. The event’s structure included a mix of qualifying and main draw matches, with the number of matches per day varying. For example, the first day of qualifying on 4 April featured 14 matches, while the first round on 5 April had 13 matches. The intensity of the tournament increased as the weeks progressed, with the final rounds on 10 and 12 April featuring the most anticipated matches. The Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 provided a platform for players to showcase their skills on clay courts, a surface known for its unique challenges.#tennis #jannik_sinner #stefanos_tsitsipas #carlos_alcaraz #montecarlo_masters_2026
ATP Monte Carlo Day 2 Predictions Including Rublev vs Borges The second day of the ATP Monte Carlo Masters unfolded with 12 matches set across the historic clay courts of Monaco, offering fans a mix of established stars and rising talents. Among the key encounters, Andrey Rublev’s clash against Nuno Borges stood out as a clear favorite for the Russian, while other matches featured intriguing matchups and tactical battles. The tournament’s blend of tradition and modern competition highlighted the competitive nature of the event, with predictions shaping the expectations for each match. Rublev, the 13th seed, faced Borges, a Portuguese player with a strong clay-court pedigree. Their head-to-head record favored Rublev, who had won all three previous meetings without dropping a set. Rublev’s dominance on clay, including his 2023 title and 2021 final appearance, gave him a psychological edge. Despite Borges’ improved form and potential to thrive on his home surface, the Russian’s superior physicality and experience made him the clear favorite. The prediction of a straight-sets victory underscored the likelihood of Rublev securing his place in the second round with ease. Another notable match saw Zizou Bergs, the Belgian, take on Adrian Mannarino, the French veteran. Their previous encounter in Bercy had been a close three-setter, with Mannarino prevailing. However, Bergs’ recent progress and powerful baseline game positioned him as the narrow favorite. Mannarino, though, remained a threat with his ability to disrupt opponents’ rhythm and his higher ranking. The prediction of Bergs advancing in three sets reflected the belief that his improved form and tactical adjustments would overcome the challenges posed by the experienced Frenchman.#stefanos_tsitsipas #nuno_borges #andrey_rublev #stan_wawrinka #atp_monte_carlo_masters
Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters 2026 Schedule Revealed: Home Hope Vacherot and Tsitsipas Lead Monday Action The 2026 Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, a prestigious men’s tennis tournament, is set to take place from April 5 to April 12, 2026, at the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Monaco. The event, one of the most iconic clay-court tournaments on the ATP Tour, will feature a star-studded lineup of players, including home favorite Valentin Vacherot, three-time champion Stefanos Tsitsipas, and rising talents like Joao Fonseca. The tournament’s schedule for Monday, April 6, 2026, highlights key matches across multiple courts, with the first matches starting at 11 a.m. local time. The order of play for Monday includes matches on three main courts: Court Rainier III, Court des Princes, and Court EA de Massy. On Court Rainier III, the day’s action kicks off with a high-profile clash between Andrey Rublev and Nuno Borges, followed by a match between Sebastian Baez and Stan Wawrinka. The court also hosts a match between Francisco Cerundolo and Stefanos Tsitsipas, with Vacherot facing Juan Manuel Cerundolo in a highly anticipated encounter. Vacherot, the home favorite, is expected to draw significant attention given his status as a local hero and his potential to make a strong impact on the clay. Court des Princes will host a mix of established players and rising stars, including Arthur Rinderknech against Karen Khachanov, Jiri Lehecka versus Emilio Nava, and Joao Fonseca facing Gabriel Diallo. The court also features a match between Flavio Cobolli and Francisco Comesana, adding to the competitive atmosphere. Meanwhile, Court EA de Massy will see doubles action, with Alex de Minaur and Cameron Norrie taking on Matteo Berrettini and Andrea Vavassori.#stefanos_tsitsipas #valentin_vacherot #joao_fonseca #rolex_monte_carlo_masters_2026 #monte_carlo_country_club
Tsitsipas accuse les conditions d’éclairage à Miami de son revers contre Fils Le match de l’Open de Miami 2026 a laissé perplexes les spectateurs après la victoire facile d’Arthur Fils contre Stefanos Tsitsipas, 6-1, 6-0. La domination du Français a été si nette que les commentateurs ont rapidement évoqué des problèmes techniques. Les joueurs et les observateurs ont rapidement mis en avant des conditions de visibilité insuffisantes, jugées responsables de la défaite grecque. Tsitsipas a exprimé son mécontentement pendant le match, affirmant ne pas voir clairement la balle. Il a notamment reproché au juge de chaise les conditions d’éclairage, déclarant que cela affectait son jeu. Le Grec a même lancé une critique directe à l’arbitre, affirmant qu’il ne pouvait pas avoir raté autant de coups droits en cinq heures de suite. Il a déclaré : « Tu devrais avoir honte. M’as-tu jamais vu servir et rater un coup droit pendant cinq heures d’affilée ? Ça n’arrive pas. Je ne vois pas la balle. Je ne sais pas comment lui la voit. » Bien que Tsitsipas ait protesté, l’arbitre n’a pas pu intervenir, car les conditions étaient identiques pour les deux joueurs. Fils, quant à lui, a su s’adapter à l’environnement et a démontré une performance exceptionnelle. Son jeu solide au service, son agressivité dans les échanges et sa précision dans les finitions ont permis à l’ancien tenant du titre de s’imposer avec autorité. Le Français a profité des difficultés de son adversaire pour signer une victoire marquante, soulignant une fois de plus son potentiel sur le circuit. Tsitsipas, en revanche, a dû reconnaître que les conditions de jeu ont pu influencer le déroulement de la rencontre.#stefanos_tsitsipas #arthur_fils #open_de_miami_2026 #arbitre #conditions_eclairage
Arthur Fils déclare avoir joué le meilleur match de sa carrière après sa victoire contre Stefanos Tsitsipas Le match entre Arthur Fils et Stefanos Tsitsipas s’est conclu en 55 minutes avec un score de 6-0 et 6-1. Le Français a dominé son adversaire grec, marquant une défaite sans accrocs qui a laissé son équipe et ses supporters en admiration. Fils, âgé de 21 ans, a exprimé sa satisfaction après le match, soulignant que cette performance était inédite. « C’est le meilleur match que j’ai jamais joué, le meilleur de toute ma vie », a déclaré Fils. « J’avais déjà participé à des grands matches par le passé, mais le niveau que j’ai atteint aujourd’hui est incroyable. Je ne sais même pas quoi dire. Je suis très heureux de la performance que j’ai donnée, et j’espère pouvoir maintenir ce niveau tout au long de la semaine », a-t-il ajouté. Cette victoire a mis en lumière la forme exceptionnelle de Fils, qui a su exploiter les faiblesses de Tsitsipas, plus vulnérable que d’habitude. Le score sans conteste a laissé peu de place à la discussion, avec un jeu de fond de court puissant et une précision au service qui ont marqué la rencontre. Les analystes soulignent que cette performance pourrait être un tournant dans la saison de Fils, qui cherche à confirmer son statut de joueur en ascension. Les réactions des supporters et des médias ont été unanimes : la victoire de Fils a été saluée comme un moment clé dans le tennis masculin. Bien que le contexte de la rencontre reste à approfondir, la démonstration de force de Fils a suscité des attentes élevées pour les prochains tournois. La question qui se pose désormais est de savoir si ce niveau exceptionnel peut être reproduit sur le long terme.#tennis #stefanos_tsitsipas #arthur_fils #match_fils_tsitsipas #tennis_masculin
Tennis. Masters 1000 de Miami : Fils déroule, fin de parcours pour le prodige Kouamé Le Français Arthur Fils a réussi son entrée en lice au Masters 1000 de Miami en éliminant l’Américain Darwin Blanch (272e) avec un score de 6-2, 6-3 vendredi. Le jeune joueur, âgé de 21 ans et classé 31e, s’est qualifié pour le 3e tour en affrontant le Grec Stefanos Tsitsipas (51e), qui a surprenant en battant le 6e mondial Alex de Minaur (22e) 6-3, 7-6 (7/3). Fils, quart de finaliste à Indian Wells la semaine précédente, a bénéficié d’une passe de premier tour comme toutes les têtes de série. Moïse Kouamé, âgé de 17 ans et invité au tournoi, a connu une fin de parcours prématurée face au Tchèque Jiri Lehecka (22e). Le prodige, qui a remporté son premier match sur le circuit en Masters 1000, a perdu la deuxième manche 6-2 après avoir sauvé six balles de break (1-2) en première partie. Lehecka a dominé la rencontre en marquant 7-5, marquant ainsi la fin de l’ascension du jeune Français. Kouamé, actuellement 385e mondial après avoir terminé l’année 2025 à la 876e place, est projeté vers la 323e position du prochain classement ATP. D’autres joueurs français ont également participé au premier tour. Térence Atmane (53e) a battu Daniel Altmaier (55e) 6-4, 6-2, tandis qu’Arthur Cazaux (73e) a éliminé Tomas Barrios Vera (119e) 7-5, 6-4. Atmane affrontera au deuxième tour Arthur Rinderknech (27e), le n°1 français. Adrian Mannarino, vétéran français (43e), a perdu contre Tommy Paul (23e) 6-2, 2-6, 6-4. Le joueur de 37 ans a mené 3-1 dans la manche décisive avant de voir son adversaire revenir et l’emporter à la troisième balle de match. Valentin Royer (69e) a également subi une défaite, après une rencontre interrompue par la pluie, face à Thiago Tirante (81e) 7-5, 6-7 (9/11), 7-6 (7/5), après 3h21 de jeu.#moise_kouame #stefanos_tsitsipas #arthur_fils #masters_1000_de_miami #jiri_lehecka
Masters 1000 Miami : Kouame, Fils et Cazaux, des prestations mitigées au 2e tour Les joueurs français ont connu un deuxième tour contrasté lors du Masters 1000 de Miami ce samedi. Moïse Kouame, âgé de 17 ans, a été battu en deux sets par le Tchèque Jiri Lehecka (6-2, 7-5), malgré une réaction positive dans la seconde manche. Le jeune espoir français, actuellement classé 323e au classement ATP, a cédé face à l’expérience et à la solidité de son adversaire. Cette défaite, bien que décevante, pourrait néanmoins contribuer à son évolution sur le circuit principal. Arthur Cazaux, de retour après une blessure, a rétabli son niveau en battant Tomas Barrios Vera (7-5, 6-4). Cette victoire marque le début de sa saison sur le circuit principal, et il affrontera Frances Tiafoe en troisième tour pour tenter de prolonger son parcours. Le Français, qui avait connu des difficultés en début de saison, semble retrouver ses sensations et son élan. Arthur Fils, quant à lui, a confirmé son statut de joueur en croissance en dominant Darwin Blanch (6-2, 6-3). Son jeu autoritaire et son contrôle de la rencontre lui ont permis de qualifier son équipe pour le troisième tour, où il affrontera Stefanos Tsitsipas en quarts de finale. Cette victoire renforce sa confiance et son positionnement dans le peloton de tête du tennis masculin. Les résultats de ce deuxième tour illustrent la diversité des parcours des joueurs français. Si Kouame a connu une déception, Cazaux et Fils ont su se montrer déterminés pour progresser. Le Masters 1000 de Miami reste un événement clé pour les joueurs en quête de points et de visibilité sur la scène internationale.#moise_kouame #stefanos_tsitsipas #arthur_cazaux #masters_1000_miami #jiri_lehecka
Arthur Fils déroule face à Darwin Blanch pour son entrée en lice au Masters 1000 de Miami Arthur Fils, ici à Indian Wells. (A. Couvercelle/Presse Sports) Débuts parfaits pour Arthur Fils, facile vainqueur de l'Américain Darwin Blanch (272e), vendredi soir au deuxième tour du Masters 1000 de Miami (6-2, 6-3). Il affrontera dimanche Stefanos Tsitsipas (51e) pour une place en huitièmes de finale. Après avoir patienté une bonne partie de la journée, Arthur Fils n'a pas traîné bien longtemps. En 1h05, le Français a expédié le jeune américain Darwin Blanch (18 ans, 272e) vendredi soir pour son entrée en lice au deuxième tour du Masters 1000 de Miami (6-2, 6-3). Ultra-dominateur dans tous les compartiments du jeu, le joueur français a mis rapidement son adversaire hors de jeu. Son jeu de fond et sa précision au filet ont permis de conclure rapidement la rencontre. Le score de 6-2, 6-3 reflète cette domination. Arthur Fils a déclaré après le match : « Je suis très content de cette victoire. Je n'avais pas prévu de gagner si facilement, mais mon jeu était au top. Je me sens à l'aise à Miami et je suis prêt pour la suite. » Le prochain match de l'ancien champion de Wimbledon sera contre Stefanos Tsitsipas, qui a remporté son match en deux sets. Le Grec, classé 51e, a montré une bonne forme et devrait être un adversaire redoutable pour Fils.#tennis #stefanos_tsitsipas #arthur_fils #darwin_blanch #masters_1000_de_miami
Miami Masters Round 2 Preview: De Minaur Faces Tsitsipas, Lehecka Takes On Kouame The second round of the Miami Masters 1000 tournament kicks off on Friday with a high-profile clash between Australian Alex de Minaur and Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas. This marks their 16th career meeting, with Tsitsipas holding a dominant 13-2 record overall, including an 11-1 edge at the ATP level. The two players last faced each other in 2024, when De Minaur secured a rare victory in Acapulco before Tsitsipas rebounded with a decisive win on clay. Despite Tsitsipas’ recent struggles, including a loss to Novak Djokovic in the previous round, the 2021 French Open finalist remains a formidable opponent. His ability to adapt to different surfaces and his aggressive baseline play could pose challenges for De Minaur, who has shown consistency in his form. The match is expected to be a test of mental resilience and tactical precision, with both players vying for a strong position in the tournament. Meanwhile, another intriguing matchup sees Spanish qualifier Pablo Carreno Busta (seeded 22nd) facing off against Frenchman Adrian Mannarino in the second round. Carreno Busta, who reached the 2021 US Open semifinals, will look to capitalize on his home-court advantage, while Mannarino aims to extend his strong run in Miami. The tournament continues to deliver a mix of established stars and rising talents, with the second round promising exciting encounters and potential upsets.#stefanos_tsitsipas #alex_de_minaur #adrian_mannarino #miami_masters_1000 #pablo_carreno_busta
Stefanos Tsitsipas vs. Alex de Minaur Prediction for ATP Miami Open 2026 Stefanos Tsitsipas and Alex de Minaur are set to face off in the round of 64 at the ATP Miami Open on Friday. According to the latest simulations from Dimers' tennis prediction model, de Minaur is the most probable winner of the match. The analysis includes detailed insights into the match’s potential outcome, betting odds, and strategic picks for fans and bettors. The predictive model, which uses machine learning and data analysis, simulated the match 10,000 times to determine the most likely result. Based on these simulations, de Minaur has a 63% chance of defeating Tsitsipas. The model also highlights de Minaur’s strong performance in the first set, with a 60% probability of winning that crucial phase of the match. Additionally, the model suggests de Minaur has a 53% chance of covering the -2.5 games spread, while the under 22.5 games total is projected to hit with 55% likelihood. Betting odds for the match reflect the competitive nature of the contest. While de Minaur is favored to win, Tsitsipas offers the best value at current odds, despite his lower probability of success. The analysis aligns the predicted probabilities with the implied probabilities from sportsbook odds to identify the most strategic bets. The top recommendation for bettors is to back Tsitsipas, as the model suggests his underdog status provides better value. The match is scheduled to begin on Friday at 8:20 PM ET. All times mentioned in the article are in United States Eastern Time unless otherwise noted. The predictions are based on up-to-date data and advanced analytics, aiming to assist fans and bettors in making informed decisions.#stefanos_tsitsipas #alex_de_minaur #atp_miami_open #cipher_sports_technology_group #nick_slade
Djokovic and Tsitsipas Team Up for Doubles at Indian Wells Masters Novak Djokovic has confirmed his participation in both singles and doubles at the Indian Wells Masters, marking his first doubles appearance since the 2019 tournament. The Serbian star will partner with Greek player Stefanos Tsitsipas, a pairing that has surprised many tennis fans. This decision adds an intriguing dynamic to the doubles competition, which features several high-profile combinations. Among them are Jannik Sinner and Reilly Opelka, Daniil Medvedev and Tijan Lerner, and Karen Khachanov and Andrey Rublev. The event also includes the brothers Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot, further enhancing the competitive landscape. Djokovic, who has previously competed in doubles at California tournaments, will make his seventh appearance in the format. His best result in this category came in 2019 when he reached the semifinals alongside Fabio Fognini. In singles, Djokovic received a bye in the first round of the Masters and is set to face Kamil Majchrzak in the second round. The Serbian player emphasized his commitment to the sport, stating he will continue competing as long as he possesses the passion, quality, and determination to deliver compelling performances. His dual participation promises to provide fans with a thrilling spectacle across both formats. The tournament’s doubles draw has drawn attention for its mix of established stars and emerging talents, with Djokovic and Tsitsipas’ partnership adding an extra layer of intrigue. Their combined experience and contrasting playing styles could create a unique challenge for their opponents, further elevating the stakes in the Masters event.#novak_djokovic #jannik_sinner #stefanos_tsitsipas #reilly_opelka #indian_wells_masters
Jannik Sinner & Reilly Opelka, Novak Djokovic & Stefanos Tsitsipas headline singles stars in Indian Wells doubles draw The BNP Paribas Open doubles draw has been unveiled, featuring several high-profile pairings between singles stars and top-seeded doubles teams. Jannik Sinner and Reilly Opelka have been granted a wild card entry into the tournament, setting them up for a challenging opening-round match against the top-seeded duo of Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos. Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas will face the defending champions, Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic, in a highly anticipated matchup. Sinner and Opelka, who previously won the Atlanta doubles title in 2021, had planned to team up again in Miami in 2022 but Opelka withdrew due to an injury. Opelka has made a strong start in the singles competition, defeating fellow American Ethan Quinn in his opening match. Sinner, meanwhile, will debut in singles at the tournament on Friday, facing Dalibor Svrcina. Granollers and Zeballos, who competed together at the Nitto ATP Finals last year, have shown consistent form in doubles, reaching the Australian Open semi-finals and the Dallas final this season. Granollers is ranked third in the PIF ATP Doubles Rankings, while Zeballos holds the second position. Their experience and strong recent performances make them a formidable opponent for Sinner and Opelka. Arevalo and Pavic, the defending champions, have a strong track record in the tournament. They won the 2025 Indian Wells title without dropping a set, defeating several top singles players, including Sebastian Korda and Jordan Thompson in the final. Djokovic and Tsitsipas will aim to disrupt this dominance, with Tsitsipas likely motivated after being eliminated from the singles draw by Denis Shapovalov earlier in the week.#novak_djokovic #jannik_sinner #bnp_paribas_open #stefanos_tsitsipas #reilly_opelka
Djokovic, Tsitsipas Team Up In Doubles, Face Blockbuster Opener Novak Djokovic and Stefanos Tsitsipas made their doubles debut at the Indian Wells tournament in a high-profile matchup against defending champions Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic. The Serbian and Greek players, who have faced each other in singles for years, including a dramatic 2021 French Open final where Djokovic came from two sets down to win, were granted wildcard entries for the event. This marks Djokovic’s first doubles appearance since 2019, when he reached the semifinals alongside Fabio Fognini. The 38-year-old, now based in Greece, last competed in doubles at the Doha 2025 tournament with Fernando Verdasco, who was playing in his farewell event. Tsitsipas, who lost to Denis Shapovalov in singles, will now focus on doubles, while Djokovic faces a challenging opener against the top-seeded pair. If Djokovic wins and progresses deep into the tournament, he would secure his second doubles title at Indian Wells—a significant achievement, as he would surpass his singles tally of 99 titles. He would also join Rafael Nadal as the second member of the legendary Big Three to win the event, following Nadal’s victory. Roger Federer, though, came close in the past, reaching two finals but falling short. Other notable doubles pairings include Jannik Sinner and Reilly Opelka, who were also granted wildcards. The world No. 2 in singles and the 6-foot-11 American, who previously won the doubles title together in Atlanta, face a tough opening match against top seeds Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos. Another intriguing first-round clash pits Daniil Medvedev and Learner Tien against cousins Arthur Rinderknech and Valentin Vacherot.#novak_djokovic #stefanos_tsitsipas #marcelo_arevalo #mate_pavic #indian_wells_tournament
BNP Paribas Open Betting Odds and Match Previews for March 4, 2026, Men’s Singles The BNP Paribas Open’s round of 128 on March 4, 2026, features 16 matches, with the standout encounter between No. 43-ranked Stefanos Tsitsipas and No. 39 Denis Shapovalov at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. Tsitsipas, 27, enters the match with a 4-5 record this year and remains without a tournament title. Shapovalov, who has a 4-4 record across four tournaments, has also yet to secure his first victory. The betting odds for the day’s matches are provided by BetMGM Sportsbook, with updated lines as of Wednesday at 11:57 PM ET. The odds reflect the current expectations for each match, though they are subject to change as the tournament progresses. The full list of sports betting odds can be accessed through the USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Among the day’s matches, the Tsitsipas-Shapovalov clash is highlighted as the most anticipated. Both players are looking to advance in the tournament, with their head-to-head history and current form adding intrigue to the matchup. Other matches in the round of 128 will also determine which players move closer to the final stages of the event. The tournament’s betting odds for the 2026 BNP Paribas Open are also detailed, offering insights into the favorites for the title. However, the unpredictability of tennis means that past performance does not guarantee future success, and odds can fluctuate rapidly based on player injuries, weather conditions, and other factors. The article includes disclaimers emphasizing the risks associated with sports betting, including the potential for financial loss. It also notes that gambling is not legal in all locations and urges readers to comply with local laws.#betmgm_sportsbook #bnp_paribas_open #stefanos_tsitsipas #indian_wells_tennis_garden #denis_shapovalov
ATP Indian Wells 1/64-Finals: Key Matches and Strategic Bets The ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells tournament continues with its first round of 64th-finals, featuring several compelling matchups. Among the highlights are Joao Fonseca facing Raphael Collignon, Marin Cilic taking on wild card Zachary Svajda, and a high-stakes clash between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Denis Shapovalov. While bookmakers predict tight contests, analysts suggest opportunities to capitalize on players with stronger recent form and favorable head-to-head records. Fonseca, who has struggled in his last five matches, lost four of them, including a second-round exit in Rio de Janeiro to Buse. His performance at Indian Wells last year ended in a second-round loss to Draper. In contrast, Collignon has won seven consecutive matches, including a Challenger tournament final in Pau. This will be Collignon’s debut at the Masters 1000 event. Despite the bookmakers’ 50-50 assessment, Fonseca’s recent form and hard-court expertise make him a viable contender. The odds for Fonseca’s victory are listed at 1.73 with bet365. Svajda, a wild card entry, has won three of his last five matches but failed to qualify for the main draw in Acapulco. Cilic, a seasoned veteran, has claimed three of his last five matches and reached the quarterfinals at Indian Wells in 2016. His recent loss in Delray Beach to Nakashima does not detract from his overall experience at the Masters level. While bookmakers view the matchup as balanced, Cilic’s track record and mastery of high-stakes tournaments position him as a strong favorite. The odds for Cilic’s win are also set at 1.73 with bet365. Tsitsipas, who has lost three of his last five matches, including a first-round exit in Dubai to Humbert, faces Shapovalov in a rematch of their head-to-head series.#stefanos_tsitsipas #atp_masters_1000 #denis_shapovalov #joao_fonseca #raphael_collignon
