Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Jannik Sinner prediction and odds: Monte Carlo Masters 2024

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We’ve got an exciting semi-final showdown to look forward to in the 2024 Monte Carlo Masters. It’s Tsitsipas vs Sinner for a spot in the finals, but who will make it? Let me guide you through my tennis predictions today ahead of this mouthwatering contest.

Our favourite Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Jannik Sinner predictions

Contents

1 Our favourite Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Jannik Sinner predictions
2 Tsitsipas or Sinner to reach the Monte Carlo final?
3 Key match details

We all know that Sinner is the man of the moment right now. He’s lost just one match all season, whereas Tsitsipas has had a quiet season in comparison. But the Greek loves the clay, and he has won the Monte Carlo Masters twice in the past. That’s why he was highlighted in my original Monte Carlo 2024 preview, too.

Tsitsipas to win a set – yes @ 11/10 (2.10)

I believe there is great value in picking Tsitsipas to win a set here. Sure, he might struggle to win the match, but he’s a great clay court player, and I think he can cause problems for Sinner in Monte Carlo. Furthermore, he performed well in his quarter-final match against Khachanov.

Three total sets @ 13/8 (2.63)

Although I think Tsitsipas will win a set, I can see this one going right down to the wire. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if the match went the distance, and the odds for this to happen are very enticing, as you can see.

Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Jannik Sinner odds

Although he holds the head-to-head lead, Tsitsipas has a mere 22.20% probability of winning that match. As for Sinner, he has a much better chance at 83.30%.

Tsitsipas or Sinner to reach the Monte Carlo final?

Ahead of this interesting match, let me give you some key details for each individual now.

Stefanos Tsitsipas preview

Because Tsitsipas has failed to perform at his best in the 2024 season, he has dropped out of the top 10 in the ATP rankings. But the clay season is usually a period where he finds his feet, and this is particularly true in Monte Carlo. He’s won the event twice in the last three years, but he will need to bring his very best to stop Jannik Sinner.

Jannik Sinner preview

In contrast to Tsitsipas, Jannik Sinner is experiencing a dream season. Of course, he won the Australian Open and the Miami Open, and he’s now into another Masters 1000 semi-final. Additionally, his win over Rune in the quarter-finals was pretty much the match of the tournament so far, and Rune is a very handy clay court player. So it’s understandable why Sinner is the favourite here.

Tsitsipas vs Sinner head to head

Stefanos Tsitsipas has a 5-3 head-to-head record against Jannik Sinner. However, he’s lost against Sinner in their last two meetings, which will undoubtedly be quite concerning for the Greek. Then again, both of these were played on hard courts, whereas Tsitsipas has beaten Sinner three times on clay.