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Things are getting heated in Montreal as fans will see Victoria Azarenka take on Aryna Sabalenka in the quarterfinal at the National Bank Open 2021. It promises to be an exciting encounter as the veteran takes on the young gun. 

Victoria Azarenka vs Aryna Sabalenka: Preview

Both players, Victoria Azarenka and Aryna Sabalenka are in top form. They are playing some of the best tennis displayed this week. The former Grand Slam champion Azarenka has beaten some prominent names en route to this stage. 

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On the other hand, Sabalenka knocked a former Grand Slam winner in Sloane Stephens in the previous round match. The youngster has been playing some of her best tennis with consistency. 

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Azarenka vs Sabalenka: Prediction

This is one contest in which it seems difficult to pick a winner. However, it is going to be a battle between the experience of one, and the raw hunger of the other. Giving their current form, it seems the match will be going the distance.

The longer the match goes on, the more advantage Sabalenka will have. However, the winner will be decided by who maintains composure during the crunch points. 

Prediction: Aryna Sabalenka to win in three sets. 

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Azarenka vs Sabalenka: Livestream 

In the United States of America, the match will be telecast on the Tennis Channel. In the United Kingdom, the match will be shown on Amazon Prime Video. 

In Australia and France, fans can catch all the action on beIN Sports. Meanwhile, TVA Sports, DAZN, and TSN are the spots to watch for fans in Canada. In Central and South America, ESPN will cater to the needs of tennis fans. In China, iQIYI will telecast the match, and fans in Russia can watch the match on Eurosport. 

The tennis world’s wishes will be with both players and all eyes will be on them once they step on the court. 

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