Sinner-Auger Aliassime prediction ATP 1000 Paris final odds

We have arrived at the turning point: by winning the title in Paris (the fifth of the season) in the final against Auger-Aliassime, Jannik would return to the throne of the ATP ranking, overtaking Carlos Alcaraz. Let’s find out the prediction and odds for Sinner-Auger Aliassime scheduled for Sunday 2 November at 3pm.

SINNER-AUGER PREDICTION VERY ODDS

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Jannik reached the final in Paris thanks to the victory over Zverev in two sets (6-0 6-1): a match in which he took advantage of the tiredness of his rival who had come out of the battle against Medvedev in pieces. A quarter-final which ended late on Friday evening which the world number three paid in the semi-final against Jannik who, however, had gotten rid of Shelton in just over an hour of play.

By beating Zverev, Sinner guaranteed himself two great chances in the Paris final: winning his fifth trophy of 2025 after the Australian Open, Wimbledon, China Open and Vienna and returning to first place in the rankings by overtaking Alcaraz. The Spaniard’s exit on his debut against Norrie, in fact, made the South Tyrolean’s goal mathematical which with 1000 points would rise to 11,500 against the Spaniard’s 11,250.

Sinner appears as a big favorite in the final against the Canadian: his 2-0 in set betting against Auger-Aliassime is worth odds of 1.33 on Bet365, 1.30 on Admiralbet and Snai, 1.28 on Planetwin365.

HELP FOR MUSETTI

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Auger-Aliassime reached the final in Paris (beating Bublik in two sets) overtook Musetti in the Race and earned a place at the Finals in Turin even if not yet mathematically. Only by winning the trophy would the Canadian be certain of being among the best eight in the world: Sinner, therefore, will also play for his friend Lorenzo who will go to play a 250 in Athens with which he can keep alive the hope of a counter-overtaking.

COUNTING GAMES

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The precedents between Felix and Sinner are currently 2-2 but in 2025 the Italian won both matches at the US Open and in Cincinnati. Auger-Aliassime’s two victories date back to 2022 in Madrid and Cincinnati. In the Paris final, the Over 20.5 must be evaluated in the count of complex games: a hypothesis which is found at 2.00 on Bet365, at 1.99 on Planetwin365 and at 1.97 on Admiralbet and Snai.