ATP Rome Day 6 Predictions Including Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Cameron Norrie

Nicolas Jarry vs Stefano Napolitano

Head-to-head: First meeting

Though he never gives over an easy match, Nicolas Jarry has lost a bit of his momentum since moving over to the clay. His serve doesn’t quite possess the same bite it does on a hard court so his very slight baseline weaknesses will sometimes present themselves.

Stefano Napolitano may be able to take advantage. He’s in great form and will be feeling extremely confident from the baseline on home soil. Again, there’s no way Jarry will make Napolitano’s life easy but we think the Italian squeaks through this one.
Prediction: Napolitano in 3

Andrey Rublev vs Alexandre Muller

Head-to-head: First meeting

Last week’s Madrid champion, Andrey Rublev, never felt infallible during his title run. He always gives an incredibly human performance, prone to peaks and troughs, visceral outbursts and flashes of brilliance alike.

Whilst the Russian may be beatable, it doesn’t feel as though Alexandre Muller’s level is quite high enough to take advantage. Rublev presents an incredibly high bar for his opponents to beat him and the peaks in Muller’s game may not surpass that.
Prediction: Rublev in 2

Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Cameron Norrie

Head-to-head: 1-1

Like Monte Carlo, Rome should be Stefanos Tsitsipas’s happy-hunting ground. He’s reached the quarterfinals or better in four of his last five appearances here (he drew a young Italian wild card named Jannik Sinner in 2020), only being beaten by some of the best in the business (Djokovic twice, Medvedev, and Nadal).

Yes, Tsitsipas’s form has been spotty but he will be in his element. He shouldn’t be perturbed by the tricky game that Cam Norrie imposes.
Prediction: Tsitsipas in 2