ATP Brussels Final Prediction: Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff Pick & Odds

Tallon Griekspoor will face Jan-Lennard Struff in the final of the ATP Brussels Open on Sunday, October 25. Here’s our Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff prediction. This preview will include a Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff pick.

Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff Preview

Tallon Griekspoor is coming off an impressive three-set win over Francisco Cerundolo. The Dutchman lost the first set 6-2, but quickly regrouped and outplayed Cerundolo to win the second set and level the match 6-3. Cerundolo had the chance to serve for the match late in the third set, but he was broken back at 5-3 up. Eventually, the deciding set went into a tiebreak and Griekspoor earned a late mini break to take a 5-4 lead. Griekspoor held in the next two points to complete the comeback after two hours and 9 minutes. Griekspoor is now 20-25 for the season. This is his second final of 2026. He was forced to retire in the Dubai title match earlier this year. Griekspoor has lifted three ATP titles, the last of which was in Mallorca last year.

Jan-Lennard Struff continued his incredible week at the ATP Brussels Open with an upset victory over top seed Arthur Fils. The big-serving German played some of the best tennis of his career to take out the young Frenchman 6-4, 6-7, 7-6 in over two hours. Fils had the match on his racket when he served for it late in the third set, but Struff secured the break back and forced a tiebreak. Both semifinals were so identical in how they finished. Struff improves to 25-24 for the season, having notched his third Top 10 win of 2026. He will be looking to win his first ATP title since 2024.

Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff Head-To-Head

Griekspoor and Struff have met three times at all levels. Griekspoor has a 100% winning record, taking all three meetings against the German. However, each of their three matches has featured at least one tiebreak set.

Tallon Griekspoor vs Jan-Lennard Struff Prediction

A good angle to look at this Brussels final is that historically, this is a serve-dominated matchup which has featured plenty of close sets. I don’t expect something different on Sunday, with Struff and Griekspoor completely bulldozing the field with their massive hitting to reach the final. I like the overs here because both men are serving well enough to keep sets tight. The over 23.5 is more appealing and probably the safer option.

Nur Said's Pick: Over 23.5 games in the match