Tennis Today – Matches on Nov. 10
Alex Michelsen got off to a strong start in Stockholm with a straight-sets victory over Yannick Hanfmann and has already advanced to the round of 16. My tennis tips for today, Tuesday, focus on the rest of the first round in the Swedish capital and a detour to the WTA Finals in Indian Wells.
There, Marta Kostyuk and Jessica Pegula are fighting for survival in the group stage after their opening-round losses. As usual, I’ve put together six picks for you, and you can easily take advantage of a free bet at any time.
Tennis Picks Today – Nov. 10, 2026: Rune’s Comeback in Stockholm, Final Showdown for Kostyuk
I’ve taken a closer look at five matches from Stockholm and a truly pivotal matchup at the WTA Finals for Tuesday. By the way, my tennis tips today could also help you try your hand at successfully cashing in on a generous sports betting bonus.
I’m sticking exclusively to win bets, exact set bets, and over 2.5 sets. I’m particularly excited about Holger Rune, who has slipped to No. 406 in the rankings after his long injury layoff but is still the favorite against Zizou Bergs.
Stockholm Picks Today, Nov. 10: Mannarino – Shevchenko (1:00 p.m.)
Adrian Mannarino was actually already out, having lost to Toby Samuel in three sets in the final qualifying round. However, due to Luca van Assche’s withdrawal, the Frenchman has now slipped into the main draw as a lucky loser.
Alexander Shevchenko, on the other hand, earned his spot on the court, winning both qualifying matches against Durasovic and Fearnley without dropping a set. Mannarino has lost three of his last five matches, and their only head-to-head match on the grass at Wimbledon 2023 was quite a while ago.
With the momentum from qualifying, I think the underdog has a good chance here. Interwetten is offering odds of 2.10 for a Shevchenko victory.
My pick: Shevchenko capitalizes on his momentum!
Stockholm betting today: Michelsen – Cerundolo (1:00 p.m.)
Alex Michelsen left no doubt in his 2-0 win over Hanfmann that the fast indoor surface in Stockholm suits him well. The American also arrives with the confidence of a victory over Jiri Lehecka in Paris.
Although Juan Manuel Cerundolo knocked out Alexander Kovacevic and Miomir Kecmanovic in Paris, he is clearly at his strongest on clay. The only head-to-head match between them so far at the 2025 French Open went straight to the Argentine, but under the indoor roof, the balance of power is likely to shift significantly in Michelsen’s favor.
My pick: Michelsen will win in straight sets!
Stockholm picks today: Sonego – Halys (2:30 p.m.)
Lorenzo Sonego has slipped all the way down to No. 115 in the rankings and had to go through qualifying in Stockholm. Although the Italian won twice in straight sets there, his run in Paris against Mattia Bellucci came to an early end.
Quentin Halys, on the other hand, is in really good form right now: In Paris, the Frenchman won two matches—including one against Frances Tiafoe—before Tommy Paul stopped him. In Basel, he forced a third set against Rune. The Frenchman’s serve is a real weapon on fast indoor surfaces.
Their head-to-head record stands at 1-1; the most recent matchup in Stuttgart in 2025 went to Halys. bet365 is offering odds of 1.73 for a Halys victory.
My pick: Halys will build on his Paris form!
Stockholm Prediction Today: Rinderknech – Kecmanovic (4:00 p.m.)
Miomir Kecmanovic is in the midst of a persistent slump. The Serb has lost four of his last five matches, including two straight-set defeats to Duckworth and Shevchenko.
Arthur Rinderknech, on the other hand, made it through two rounds in Paris and only lost to Ben Shelton in the third set. Add to that a clear head-to-head record: The Frenchman has won three of their four previous meetings, including the last two in Geneva and Montreal.
My pick: Rinderknech remains Kecmanovic’s nemesis!
Stockholm Betting Today, Nov. 10: Rune – Bergs (6:00 p.m.)
Holger Rune has slipped to No. 406 in the world rankings following his injury layoff, but the bookmakers still see him as the favorite. In Basel, the Dane showed with wins over Halys and Hurkacz that he can win matches again. And he’s already claimed the title in Stockholm in 2022.
However, victories aren’t coming easily for him just yet: All three of his matches in Basel went the full distance. While Zizou Bergs has lost his last three matches, he also forced a third set against Hurkacz.
I therefore expect a match that will go the distance. bet365 is offering odds of 2.10 for Over 2.5 sets.
My pick: Rune will have to go the distance again!
WTA Finals, Nov. 10: Kostyuk – Pegula (9:00 p.m.)
At the WTA Finals in Indian Wells, two struggling players will face off: Marta Kostyuk lost her opening match to Linda Noskova in straight sets, while Jessica Pegula fell to Coco Gauff in three sets. Whoever loses here can probably kiss their hopes of reaching the semifinals goodbye.
Pegula has lost all three of her last matches, while Kostyuk’s form is also shaky. However, a look at their head-to-head record favors the Ukrainian, who won both matches in Brisbane and Madrid in 2026 without dropping a set.
This record makes the underdog an intriguing option in my view. Betano is offering odds of 2.62 for a Kostyuk victory.
My pick: Kostyuk has cracked Pegula’s game!
