Sinner-Moller prediction odds third round Madrid Masters 1000

Even with great effort, unforeseeable on the eve, Jannik Sinner earned the third round in the Masters 1000 in Madrid by beating the Frenchman Bonzi in the third set, who played the match of his life for over an hour. Therefore, the Italian’s race continues towards a title he has never won. Let’s find out the prediction and odds for Sinner-Moller, scheduled for Sunday 26 April at 11am.

SINNER-MOLLER ODDS PREDICTION

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Sinner struggled a lot to find his rhythm, with which he had dominated the Monte Carlo tournament and with which he had also won the Indian Wells and Miami tournaments. After a first set lost in the tie break, his tone increased and with Bonzi he closed the second half 6-1 before concluding the match with a convincing 6-4. Jannik admitted that he has not yet found the feeling with the Madrid clay and postponed the final exam until the next match against the Dane Moller.

There are no precedents at ATP level between Jannik and his opponent, who is more used to Challengers than to big tournaments, so much so that in the ranking he is at number 169. After eliminating our Cinà in the first round, Moller was favored by Diallo’s withdrawal during the second round match in which he was leading by one set. According to the bookies of the main betting sites there should be no doubts about the 2-0 in the set betting for Sinner. A solution that is found at odds of 1.04 on Starcasinò, Netbet, Netwin and Betflag.

THE RACE FOR THE RANKING

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While Sinner faced his match against Bonzi, Alcaraz also announced his withdrawal from the Italian Internationals and the Paris Slam, i.e. from the two tournaments he had won in 2025 by beating the Italian in the final. The wrist injury he suffered in Barcelona seems more serious than expected and the Spaniard doesn’t want to compromise his entire season to recover quickly. The clay court tournaments are already over for him, we’ll see if he can recover for Wimbledon.

This knockout will allow Sinner to maintain number one in the ATP ranking right up to Wimbledon because Alcaraz will not be able to defend last season’s 3000 points and will thus see Jannik running further and further away. In the same tournaments won by the Spaniard, the South Tyrolean will lose the 650 points in Rome and the 1300 in Paris but with the possibility of even recovering them and improving with two successes that are possible on paper.

To return to Jannik’s match against Muller in Madrid, consider the Over games 16.5 which is on the board at 1.81 on Vincitu, 1.80 on Betflag, 1.79 on William Hill and 1.78 on Admiralbet.