There have already been some surprising results throughout the competition, with reigning champion Felix Auger-Aliassime being knocked out in the quarter-finals, while Stan Wawrinka, Holger Rune and top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas have all also fallen by the way side.
Based on their previous head-to-heads one might expect Medvedev to win out, but with Sinner currently on a 7-match win streak, could be emerge victorious?
World No.1 Novak Djokovic has not featured in Rotterdam, while Rafael Nadal has also been out of action through injury.
Fans around the world will be keen for the tennis season to find its rhythm with more ATP and WTA 500 events coming into view, as well as the 1,000-pointers which can make or break a season.
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch the Rotterdam Open 2023 tennis tournament.
When is the Rotterdam Open 2023?
The tournament started on Monday 13th February.
It will draw to a close with the final on Sunday 19th February.
How to watch and live stream Rotterdam Open 2023 in the UK
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Rotterdam Open 2023 schedule
ATP Men's Singles (500)
- Round of 32: Monday 13th – Wednesday 15th February
- Round of 16: Wednesday 15th – Thursday 16th February
- Quarter-finals: Friday 17th February
- Semi-finals: Saturday 18th February
- Final: Sunday 19th February
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Where is the Rotterdam Open 2023 held?
The Rotterdam Open is held at the Rotterdam Ahoy, a famous arena known for hosting a range of sports from volleyball to darts on the world stage.
The arena can host up to 16,400 spectators for sporting events.
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