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ATP Dallas Open: Tommy Paul vs Marcos Giron; Preview, Head-to-Head, and Prediction

Published 02/11/2024, 12:52 AM EST

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It has all come to just the last stage at the ATP Dallas Open. Tommy Paul, who has been in red-hot form in the tournament will be eyeing his first-ever title of the year. After some sensational performances in the tournament, the American star, with the backing of the home crowd looks unstoppable at the moment.

However, standing his way will be fellow American star Marcos Giron. With the stage set for an all-American finale, who among the two stars will be able to lay their hands on the title glory here in Dallas? Here’s everything you need to know about their past and the player who will have the most chances coming into the finals.

Tommy Paul vs Marcos Giron: Preview

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Get ready for an all-American showdown at the Dallas Open final, where second-seed Tommy Paul is set to face compatriot Marcos Giron this Sunday. Tommy Paul, currently ranked 15th globally, is on a roll, cruising through the tournament without losing a single set. His victories over Taro Daniel, Dominik Koepfer, and a convincing semifinal win against Ben Shelton (6-2, 6-4) highlight his exceptional form.

On the other side, Marcos Giron has displayed similar finesse, defeating Nicolas Moreno de Alboran, and Max Purcell, and delivering impressive wins against top seed Frances Tiafoe and fourth-seed Adrian Mannarino in the quarterfinal and semifinal. With both players in stellar form, the final promises a thrilling display of skill and determination from these rising American tennis talents. That being said, what does the head-to-head statistics between the two players say?

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Paul vs Giron: Head-to-head

When it comes to the head-to-head statistics between the two players, these two have each other twice. However, the scores are evenly tied at 1-1 each. Their first-ever meeting came back at the Miami Open back in 2021. A determined Giron, ready to make an impact secured the in in his favour. However, 2 years later, these two met again at the Canadian Open in 2203.

But this time, it was Tommy Paul who was all set to take his revenge and he successfully did. With a chance to further extend their lead in the head-to-head encounter, these two stars will be going all in. But, who among the two poses a higher chance of landing the win?

Prediction: Tommy Paul could clinch his first title of the year with an easy win

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In a tight encounter, the odds will be highly favoring Tommy Paul after his recent performances. However, the final is expected to be a battle between two great baseline players, with both Paul and Giron sticking to the baseline. Giron impressed in the semifinal, showing great defence against Mannarino and surprising with his backhand passing shots.

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However, Paul, who doesn’t come to the net often, may not give him a chance in the final. Giron’s powerful backhand might be an advantage in the faster Dallas conditions, but Paul’s reliable forehand and experience make him the likely winner. Who are you rooting for in the finals? Do let us know in the comments below!

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