Wimbledon 2022: Stan Wawrinka Vs Jannik Sinner, Live Stream, Match Timings, Prediction, and Preview

Jannik Sinner vs Stan Wawrinka

The second-biggest name in Swiss tennis, Stan Wawrinka, is fighting to remain relevant in a tennis scenario that’s increasingly being youngster centric. For Jannik Sinner, he’d be as confident as ever to show his opponent why he’s touted as one of the next big shot of the sport.

Stan Wawrinka Vs Jannik Sinner: Match Details

Tournament: Wimbledon 2022
Match: Stan Wawrinka Vs Jannik Sinner
Round: First Round
Date: 27 June 2022
Venue: London, England
Surface: Grass Court
Prize Money: £78,000

Stan Wawrinka Vs Jannik Sinner: Preview

The last time when Stan Wawrinka played in a Grand Slam, he’d been knocked out in the first round itself when Frenchman Corentin Moutet persevered even though the 37-year-old has bagged the first set. Ever since he’s only featured at the Queen’s Championships where he failed to advance in the Round of 16 – American Tommy Paul dropping just 5 games to ensure Wawrinka not only goes back; but couldn’t even manage to win a set. So, recent outings don’t inspire a great deal of confidence.

There’s a common enemy for both these players. Tommy Paul has also defeated Jannik Sinner at Eastbourne International. The 20-year-old has been making the right noises, even though there hasn’t been a show that tells us he’s broken down the door to be considered as an out-and-out top player of the future. But there’s enough promise available.

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Stan Wawrinka Vs Jannik Sinner: Match Prediction

They say age is just a number. But it does start catching up with you at some point of time in your career in a sport as strenuous as this one. Wawrinka has weathered some of the hardened players of his time and that experience could come in more than handy.

But Sinner on the other hand looks more complete. We predict a 3-1 win for the young Italian. Remember, there will be many Italian viewers given what happened here just 12 months ago. The hopes are high.

Prediction: Sinner to win in four sets.