US Open 2024 Final: Jannik Sinner vs Taylor Fritz preview, stats and odds

The Grand Slam final will commence tommorow and we will all be looking forward to the big match which all the fans have been waiting for. It has been a great two weeks where all of us have seen some great matches unfold in this tournament and this will finally be the moment where we will get to see who will be crowned the US Open 2024 champion at the Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The final game will no doubt be played between World number one Jannik Sinner and American superstar Taylor Fritz who are competing for their maiden US Open title in New York and all eyes will be on these two young stars. They have no doubt been the best performers this season and have beaten the best in the world to make sure they are just one win away from Grand Slam glory.

Match details

Fixture: Jannik Sinner vs Taylor Fritz

Date: September 8, 2024

Tournament: US Open 2024

Round: Semi finals

Venue:  USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, New York

Category: Mens singles

Surface: Hard

Head-to-Head

This is one of the most interesting finals in a Grand slam tournament and both these players have been incredible. However what will make this battle even more interesting is that both these players have faced each other only twice in their overall career. It was Taylor Fritz who might have got the better of Sinner back in 2021 where he beat the Italian in the Indian Wells masters, but the World number one still came back last year in the same tournament making their head-to-hear record even at 1-1. This Grand slam final will be a chance for one of the players to one up each other in the stats.

Odds

Prediction

This final might be one of the most closest matches once again looking at how these two have performed so far in this Grand Slam event. The odds and stats are also closer than you think and there might be a lot of support for Fritz who is currently the number one player in USA, but looking at Sinner competing under pressure as well, it seems like he has the maximum chances of winning another Grand Slam this year.