Paris Prediction: Rinderknech vs Marozsan 10/27/2025 Today’s Tennis Picks

Wild card Arthur Rinderknech will face World No. 49 Fabian Marozsan in the first round of the 2025 Rolex Paris Masters on Monday, October 27. Here’s our Arthur Rinderknech vs Fabian Marozsan prediction. This preview will also include an Arthur Rinderknech vs Fabian Marozsan pick.

Arthur Rinderknech vs Fabian Marozsan Preview

Arthur Rinderknech is one of the wild cards at the 2025 Paris Masters. This is his fourth main draw appearance. Last year, Rinderknech recorded his best result at his home tournament. He reached the round of 16 with victories over Tomas Machac and Alex Michelsen before losing out to Grigor Dimitrov.

His ranking was so low at the time of the announcement of the entry list, but he got a wild card after his incredible run to his first Masters final in Shanghai, where he lost to his cousin Valentin Vacherot. Rinderknech is now sitting at a career-high ranking of World No. 27. He has compiled 31 wins and 32 losses in 2025. Since losing in Shanghai in mid-October, Rinderknech has not played another event.

Fabian Marozsan is ranked 49th in the ATP rankings. He is on course to finish the season inside the top 50 for the first time. That would be a massive steady improvement in ranking over the last few seasons. This will be his first main draw appearance in Paris. Last year, he lost in the first round of qualifying to Fabio Fognini.

Marozsan is scheduled to play one more ATP event in Athens before the end of the season. The Hungarian has 29 wins and 25 losses in 2025. He has reached the quarterfinals in two of his last three tournaments and has only lost to a top 20 player.

Arthur Rinderknech vs Fabian Marozsan Head-To-Head

Rinderknech and Marozsan have met once on the ATP Tour. Marozsan won their only meeting at the 2023 Shanghai Masters in straight sets.

Arthur Rinderknech vs Fabian Marozsan Prediction

This will be Rinderknech’s first match since his cramping cameo during the trophy presentation at the Shanghai Masters. And he’s got a wild card at his home tournament, where he will be looking to build on his ranking and potentially make the top 25 or top 20 for the first time. That said, the courts at the new stadium are playing slower than in recent years and that could slightly favor Marozsan who loves a bit more time on the ball to play a more effective shot. I’m leaning three sets with Marozsan holding the edge.