Known as “The Finals” (previously known as World Group) is the highest level of Davis Cup competition in 2022. This schedule of the competition is slated to kick off this week where there will be two singles followed by doubles matches. For the Davis Cup, the Russian Tennis Federation Federation is the defending champion but is barred from competing in international events. In the quarterfinals stage, the final eight teams remaining are Italy, the United States, Germany, Canada, Netherlands, Australia, Spain, and Croatia. In this article, SBS will go over two of the matches: Italy vs. the USA and also Canada vs. Germany.
Moreover, in this report, SBS will be going over the predicted winners of each match along with more thoughts and notes about tennis betting.
| Tennis 2022 Davis Cup Quarterfinals Picks | The Pick |  |  |  |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA vs. Italy | USA | -158 | -158 | -158 |
| Canada vs. Germany | Germnay | +369 | +369 | +369 |
What to look for from: Italy
Ranked as the seventh seed, Italy was able to advance to the quarter-final stage following some decisive wins. In the round-robin portion of the Davis Cup, the Italians were able to knock off No. 1 seed Croatia, 3-0, and also beat both Sweden and Argentina by a 2-1 advantage. Italy is led by veteran Fabio Fognini who has an overall Davis Cup singles record of 23-9. Newcomer Lorenzo Musetti is another one to watch at only 20 years of age with an overall record of 2-1.
What to look for from: The United States
The United States team is captained by Mardy Fish and is currently ranked as No. 4 squad in the Davis Cup format. In the history of the competition, America is the most successful Davis Cup team ever to compete for the title, winning the coveted Davis Cup title on 32 separate occasions. For this year’s current squad, John Isner leads the way with an overall record of 17-13 followed by Jack Sock with a tally of 9-4. Historically, the Americans have a 2-2 record against the Italians in Davis Cup competition so this will be a good battle.
Prediction: A fairly even matchup, the U.S. should be able to narrowly get the victory against Italy.
What to look for from: Canada
Reaching the finals in the 2019 edition of the tournament, Canada is looking for its first-ever Davis Cup title. The current Canadian squad is fairly green with only one player (Vasek Pospisil) being the only player with more than four eight games played. However, the best Canada has to offer is Félix Auger-Aliassime who is ranked as a top 15 player in the world. In terms of head-to-head competition, Canada has never faced Germany in the Davis Cup.
What to look for from: Germany
The final team spotlight on the list, the Germans have won the Davis Cup three times, the last winning coming back in 1993. In the lead-up to the quarterfinals, Germany was able to knock off each foe they played from Brazil (3-1) to France (2-1) for an undefeated record of 4-0. Two German players to watch out for are Jan-Lennard Struff (16-8) and also Tim Pütz, the latter of which has an undefeated doubles record of 12-0.
Prediction: Another great battle, look for the Germans to pull the upset off here over Canada.
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