TennisSection previews the 2023 Gstaad Open final match featuring Pedro Cachin vs Albert Ramos Vinolas on Sunday, July 23, 2023
Cachin vs Ramos Vinolas Match Details
Where is the match taking place: Pedro Cachin vs Albert Ramos Vinolas will take place at the Roy Emerson Arena, Gstaad, Switzerland, for the 2023 Gstaad Open.
What is the start time: Pedro Cachin vs Albert Ramos Vinolas will start (TBD).
How can I watch it: The match will be telecast live on Tennis TV.
Cachin vs Ramos Vinolas Head-to-Head
Pedro Cachin and Albert Ramos Vinolas have not played each other on the ATP Tour. Sunday’s final at the Gstaad Open will be their first official meeting.
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Cachin vs Ramos Vinolas Prediction
We have an intriguing final in Gstaad between first-time finalist Pedro Cachin and four-time ATP Tour titlist Albert Ramos Vinolas. Whichever way you look at it, not many people fancied this matchup. Ramos Vinolas’ form in the months leading to Gstaad has been rather appalling with just six Tour-level wins all season. He started the week with his lowest ATP ranking in four years (79th).
But the turnaround has been magnificent. He’s beaten quite an impressive lineup, such as Fabio Fognini, Lorenzo Sonego, and Juan Pablo Varillas – all in three sets. His 6-2, 6-3 win over Miomir Kecmanovic was his first straight-sets win of the week.
Pedro Cachin, for his part, was contesting his first ATP semifinal on Saturday, and he did not look perturbed one bit as he thumped Serbian youngster Hamad Medjedovic 6-3, 6-1. Cachin dropped just two points behind his first serve-all match as he raced to victory in 65 minutes.
It should be an engaging final as both Cachin and Ramos Vinolas like to dictate rallies with their heavy ground strokes. At 28 and with a seven-year age gap, Cachin is the younger player in this matchup and will have the extra yard of pace to run across the baseline. His serve has held up nicely this week even under a barrage of pressure.
Ramos Vinolas, however, can count on his experience having played at the highest stage, including a Masters 1000 final. The Spaniard definitely enjoys the conditions at altitude as his forehand zips through the court at lightning speed. Still, we cannot ignore the fact that Cachin has not dropped a set and has played some of his best tennis this week. If he overcomes a nervous start (as is the case with first-time finalists), we can see the Argentine hoisting his first ATP title.
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