The final ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event of 2016 is almost here. Novak Djokovic will be looking to put behind him an injury-filled season with a fourth-straight win at the upcoming Paris Masters. Doing that, of course, is going to be easier said than done against a star-studded field of competitors, which includes the streaking Andy Murray, who continues to knock on the Serbian’s door for the No. 1 spot in the world rankings. Another Djokovic-Murray final could be in store for us in this tournament. Find out below if our selected experts have the same expectations.
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Alex Keble of Bleacher Report decided to go with Andy Murray because of his excellent form. The Scotsman has been a man on a mission ever since losing to Kei Nishikori in the US Open final, winning the next two tournaments, both in China, before experiencing a quarterfinal exit just recently at Vienna. So, yes, Murray heads into Paris in very good shape and also as last year’s runner-up.
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Faris Muratovic
Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray
Live Tennis’ Faris Muratovic didn’t really single out a winner. He went with a safe answer, predicting either Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray as the eventual champion. Each star has his strengths and weaknesses, but when it comes to overall talent and experience, both are arguably at par with one another. Well, that’s why these two are No. 1 and No. 2—or 1A and 1B—in the ATP rankings, after all.
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Andy Murray
Andy Murray’s current form is impeccable right now, so it would be a foolish, yet boring move for us to not go with him. Aside from that reason, revenge should also be on the Scotsman’s mind after being just a win short of the title in the 2015 edition of the Paris Masters. If Murray fittingly finds himself in a finals rematch with Djokovic, he should fall on the winning side this time around.
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