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ATP Italian Open Predictions - ATP
ATP Italian Open fixtures
How are our Italian Open predictions made?
The Italian Open, also known as the Rome Masters for the men’s singles competition, was founded almost 90 years ago in 1930, and is one of the most renowned clay competitions on the tennis calendar. Held at the Foro Italico annually in May, this competition is the final rehearsal before the biggest tennis tournament on clay - The French Open.
Sinner, still world number 1, made his return in front of the Roman public! In addition to Sinner and the eternal Djokovic, the ATP Rome draw features some of the greatest talents on clay, including Alcaraz, Zverev and Tsitsipas. Once again, there should be plenty to see in the Italian capital, and stiff competition to succeed last year's winner, Zverev.
Everyone wants to be as prepared as possible for Roland Garros 2025. For our part, we're leaning straight towards a win for Sinner, who is expected to make a stunning comeback and put in a fine performance in front of his home crowd before tackling the Paris Grand Slam. The winner of the Australian Open 2025 is therefore our favourite for the Rome tournament. Our ATP Rome 2025 prediction: Sinner to win!
Guidelines for reliable Rome Masters predictions
All the Italian Open predictions on our site are based on over a hundred parameters. A real asset if you want to put all the odds in your favour to win as many bets as possible.
If you'd like to carry out an analysis yourself, here are three key tips to apply to your bets on the Rome Masters, especially for punters who are just starting out.
1. Analyse the players' current form
The first thing to do when making your tennis predictions for the ATP Rome 2025 is to analyse the form of the two players in contention. You need to look at their results, but there's more! Take the time to read between the stats to understand the matches the two players have just played. Look at the number of points won, the number of unforced errors, the number of games and sets conceded and the minutes spent on court. This will give you a good indication of what to expect from each match at the Rome tournament.
2. Pay attention to the playing surface
The second key is the playing surface. In tennis, there are different surfaces (hard, clay, grass, etc.), each with its own specific properties. Each surface requires different skills from the players, depending on their profile and abilities. An excellent server, for example, will be at ease on grass, while a player with stamina and used to long rallies will be at ease on clay. As the Rome Masters 1000 will be played on clay (outdoors), you should give preference to players who like this surface when making your predictions. It's no coincidence that Rafael Nadal has often shone in this tournament, the Spaniard being the best clay-court player of all time. Profiles such as Carlos Alcaraz should be favoured in your bets.
3. Look at the last head-to-head
The final element to consider for your tennis betting is the last face-off between the two players. This means studying the results of matches between the two men, focusing on the most recent (on clay if possible). Tennis is a sport where the psychological advantage is essential, so it will be very valuable for you to know which of the two players will start the match with an edge. As well as checking our match predictions, you can easily find this information on the web. Stick to these tips, whatever tennis tournament you want to bet.
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