Looking for the latest 2018 ATP Kremlin Cup tips, predictions and odds? Here’s all the information you need from our experts on this tournament.
The Kremlin Cup is a men’s professional tennis tournament, part of the ATP World Tour 250 Series and attracts some of the top 50 players in the world.
The event will be played from October 15 to October 21 at the Olympic Stadium in Moscow, Russia this year and is one of the most anticipated tournaments in the country. It generally features a spectrum of talented players. In this article, we will give you the 2018 ATP Kremlin Cup latest tips & predictions.
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Leading the draw is the World No. 22 Marco Cecchinato, who recently achieved his career-high singles ranking at the 21st place in August this year. He has won a total of two titles this season, both of which mark the first major victories of his career.
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He started the year as the World No. 109 and eventually climbed through the rankings on the back of winning runs in the Hungarian Open and ATP Umag. He also reached the semifinals in Roland Garros after defeating the likes of Novak Djokovic and David Goffin.
Placed in his opposite half, we are likely to see Damir Dzumhur who is coming in after a couple of disappointing stints on the tour in the recent weeks. His US Open Series turned out to be a disaster, having lost in the early rounds.
However, he did have a decent run in the St. Petersburg Open where he reached the quarterfinal. Furthermore, he is defending champion in the 2018 ATP Kremlin Cup and interestingly, two of the three titles he has won were in Russia. It wouldn’t be a stretch to imagine him going the distance here.
On the Russian side of things, we have the 22-year-old Daniil Medvedev. He has impressed many fans this year after winning two titles and moving up to his career-best singles ranking at the World No. 32.
Most recently, he won the Winston-Salem Open and followed it with a quarter-final run in the ATP St. Petersburg Open. He will be accompanied by his compatriot Andrey Rublev – another youngster who is quickly making an impression on the tour.
In addition to these players, the event will feature Mischa Zverev, Andreas Seppi, Jeremy Chardy, Adrian Mannarino, and Benoit Paire.