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No recent history: Shelton vs Rinderknech in Paris R16

Round of 16 foes in Paris: Shelton's W-L-W form against Rinderknech's W-W-L, with no recent head-to-head on record.

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Paris

Paris

TENNIS/Round of 16
KICK-OFF10:00THU05/11
Ben Shelton
Ben Shelton
VS
Arthur Rinderknech
Arthur Rinderknech

Recent form

Ben SheltonWLWBen Shelton: W-L-W in the last 3 games.
Arthur RinderknechWWLArthur Rinderknech: W-W-L in the last 3 games.
Ben Shelton 2-0 Cameron NorrieBen Shelton 0-2 Arthur GeaBen Shelton 2-0 Daniel AltmaierMattia Bellucci 0-2 Arthur RinderknechArthur Rinderknech 1-1 Francisco CerundoloFelix Auger-Aliassime 2-1 Arthur Rinderknech

A quarterfinal place in Paris is on the line when Ben Shelton and Arthur Rinderknech meet in the Round of 16, and both arrive with reasons for confidence. Shelton carries a W-L-W run from his last three, capped by a crisp 2-0 win over Cameron Norrie on November 3 that echoed his 2-0 victory over Daniel Altmaier on October 9. Rinderknech has been busier still: a 1-1 set split with Francisco Cerundolo on November 3, then a 2-0 win over Mattia Bellucci just a day later.

Head to head

With no recent head-to-head to lean on, this Round of 16 becomes a pure first-impression matchup in Paris: WATCH: Shelton's momentum — straight-set wins over Norrie and Altmaier bookend his only recent blemish, a 0-2 loss to Arthur Gea on October 11. WATCH: Rinderknech's quick turnaround — he beat Bellucci 2-0 on November 4, a second straight positive result after the Cerundolo split. WATCH: Rinderknech's lone recent defeat — a tight 2-1 loss to Felix Auger-Aliassime on September 19 — is the only L inside his current stretch.

Watchlist
  • Shelton's momentum — straight-set wins over Norrie and Altmaier bookend his only recent blemish, a 0-2 loss to Arthur Gea on October 11.
  • Rinderknech's quick turnaround — he beat Bellucci 2-0 on November 4, a second straight positive result after the Cerundolo split.
  • Rinderknech's lone recent defeat — a tight 2-1 loss to Felix Auger-Aliassime on September 19 — is the only L inside his current stretch.

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