[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Kyle Edmund (-1,5 Games) to beat Taylor Fritz at 1.80 with 888

Edmund is in a very good moment. He won in New York dropping only 1 set in the whole tournament and he has won his 2 matches here in straight sets (Feliciano Lopez and Felix Auger). Fritz last results has been very poor. He lost in the first round against Norrie in Delray Beach and in the second round against Krueger in Newport Beach.

Stan Wawrinka (-1,5 Sets) to beat Grigor Dimitrov at 2.48 with 888

Dimitrov results in this 2020 are absolutely horrible and he could have lost in his last match here against Mannarino. Wawrinka is playing so much better than Grigor (he reached the QFs in the AO, winning against Medvedev in the fourth round). He has won against Tiafoe and Pedro Martinez in his 2 matches here. The last 5 times they have played in the last 2 years Wawrinka has won all of them.

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Novak Djokovic (-5.0 Games) to beat Gael Monfils at 2.04 with Marathonbet

Monfils always has been dominated by Djokovic (16-0). Novak has been impressive this week, destroying all his opponents: Jaziri (6-1, 6-2), Kohlschreiber (6-3, 6-1) and Khachanov (6-2, 6-2). Monfils also has won all his matches here in straight sets (Fucsovics, Uchiyama and Gasquet) and he won in Marseille and Rotterdam but I think this could be a problem for him because he has played too many matches and he usually has physical issues when he plays too many matches in a short term. As I said, Djokovic never had problems to beat Monfils and he has been impressive this week so I expect another win in straight sets from Djokovic.

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

9 minutes ago, lelit said:

 

Yesterday, I noticed grimaces caused by Jabeur's pain. Kvitova for 1.5 could be an interesting bet at one ball or set bookmakers.
But I'm afraid that tennis experts living here, doesn't bother to play games with such a low odd

I like low odds games but I need to have a lot of confidence on them. I do not recommend to make bets based only in a possible physical issue because if she's not ready to play she will not play but if she does and she has no problems you will have a problem (considering that your main reason to make the bet was a possible physical issue from a player). If Jabeur is ready to play do you think betting for Kvitova at 1.5 has value? Personally, I don't think so.

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Ashleigh Barty (-2,5 Games) to beat Garbiñe Muguruza at 1.93 with Marathonbet

Muguruza has been impressive in this 2020 (only Rybakina has more wins in this year). She did Final in the AO, losing it against Kenin. In Dubai she did not play well. She could have lost the second set against Clijsters in the first round. In the second round she could have lost the match against Kudermetova and she finally lost in the third round against Brady. She has played very well in her last 2 matches here against Tomljanovic and Yastremska but she could have lost in the first round against Kasatkina. Muguruza prefers to play against big hitters like her but she suffers when she has to play against players like Barty. If she could have lost against Kasatkina (who is out of form) I hardly can see her winning against Barty. The problem here is that Barty only has played 1 match since the AO (Siegemund: 6-2, 6-3).

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Jan-Lennard Struff to beat Stefanos Tsitsipas at 3.2 with betfair

I repeat with Struff. I have not watched him against Basilashvili (6-1, 6-0) but as I said in my last post he impressed me with his match against Bautista (7-6, 7-5). Tsitsipas has suffered a lot against Bublik in his last match here (7-6, 6-4). The h2h is 2-2 but the last 2 times they have played Struff has won. I think Struff is underrated for this one.

Jan-Lennard Struff vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Over 22.5 Games at 1.9 with betfair

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Krejcikova/Siniakova (2-0) to beat Buyukakcay/Siegemund at 1.83 with Marahtonbet

Too much difference between these 2 pairs. This is the first time that Buyukakcay and Siegemund play together and none of them are good double players. Krejcikova/Siniakova have won in straight sets (6-1, 6-3) against a better pair in their first round here. 

Rublev (vs. Krajinovic) + Struff (vs Basilashvili) at 2.00 with 888

Rublev lost against Krajinovic the last week in Rotterdam but I can't imagine this happening again. Krajinovic has suffered in his first round here against Joao Sousa (4-6, 6-3, 6-3) and Rublev has won in 2 sets against the young italian promise Musetti (6-4, 6-4). Struff has impressed me in his first round here against Bautista (7-6, 7-5). He has played really really well and Basilashvili could have lost against Berankis (5-7, 7-6, 6-3) so Struff looks the right favorite to me.

Kiki Bertens (2-0) to beat Saisai Zheng at 1.70 with 888

Bertens is in a very good form. She played really well in her previous tournament in St Petersburg, winning there against Kudermetova (6-1, 6-2), Potapova (6-4, 7-6), Alexandrova (6-1, 4-6, 6-1) and Rybakina (6-1, 6-3). In her first match here she has won against Muchova (6-2, 6-4). Saisai has won against Vondrousova and Zvonariova. I'm not impressed with her victory against Vondrousova because the Czech is still so far from her best form. In Dubai, Saisai lost in 2 sets against Siniakova (who was in a very bad form) so considering the difference between Bertens and Saisai and the good form of Bertens I can see her winning this without too much problems.

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

8 hours ago, liquidglass said:

Sabalenka seems to have everything bar a champions mentality. For her, delivery is imminent. She just needs to work a bit more on her temperament to pave the way for success. Judging from last week, it looks almost certain that she is destined for another deep run here. I feel that the destructive  fore hand coupled with the aggressive style will keep Kontaveit well and truly contained.

Rybakina really should be ripe for a loss after the exertions of the past week. However I am not a fan of trying to predict outcomes based on how we think a player might feel. In most cases such predictions always turn out wrong. Somehow I just feel this Rybakina girl cherishes her long winning streak and really draws energy from it. My prediction here is another Rybakina win or a retirement. I don’t see her stumbling to defeat.

2 weeks ago this man said he was 100 % sure about a prediction he made concerning 2 bets of mine (and he was wrong...). @CzechPunterIs this allowed? I mean, imagine a man who visits this forum and read this guy telling that he's 100% sure about a couple of bets... you think it's normal? This man is really dangerous. 
I don't understand why you are always commenting my posts (I have never seen you commenting bets from anyone else). Is this your only task here? If I posted the victory of Van Uytvanck is because I thought she could won. As I said, I liked very much how she played against Hercog. I would never make a bet based only in the possible fatigue of a player... 
You have suffered a lot with both matches, right...? 

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

42 minutes ago, FrenchPunter said:

Guys, what do you think of Bublik winning against Hurkacz? I hesitate between this match and Kudermetova winning against Bencic (she leads 3-1 and lost only on grass). 

Both matches are interesting. Bublik played very well the last week and Hurkacz is playing really bad... The problem here is that Bublik is crazy. If he plays focused i have no doubts he can win but it's impossible to know because he's crazy (he even said the last week that he doesn't like to play tennis and he only does for the money). Bencic also is in a bad moment and Kudermetova did well in Dubai so... I don't want to choose one of them but I have to say that both look good.

[Tennis Tips - February 24 - March 1]

Jan-Lennard Struff to beat Roberto Bautista at 3.80 with 888

I'm not agree with WinningTispter in this one. I don't like at all how Bautista has played in his last 2 tournaments. In the AO he was dominated by Cilic and in Rotterdam he lost against Carreño in the second round. I saw him very vulnerable in these 2 matches and I think all the value is on Struff. Struff and Thiem were the only 2 players who took a set from Djokovic in the AO. In Rotterdam he also lost in the first round but he played against Felix Auger who did an amazing tournament (reaching the Final) and he took a set from him (6-1). 

Alison Van Uytvanck to beat Elena Rybakina at 3.00 with bet365

Rybakina has played 11 matches in the last 2 weeks. She's one of the most in form players but she has played too many matches in the last days. She dropped a set against Cirstea in her first match here and now she will have a hard match in her second round here. Van Uytvanck has destroyed Hercog in her first match here (6-2, 6-2) and she did not concede any BP in the whole match. I'm still impressed with how she played against Kvitova in St. Petersburg (she could have won that match). 

Anett Kontaveit to beat Aryna Sabalenka at 2.50 with bet365

I have nothing much to say in this one. Kontaveit did very well in the AO, reaching the QF's. In Dubai she won against Cirstea and Pavlycuhenkova and she finally lost against Martic. She has won against Sevastova in straight sets in her first match here. Sabalenka lost in the first round against Carla Suarez in the AO but she won a couple of matches in Dubai against very good players (Sakkari and Mertens). I think Kontaveit is a little bit underrated in this one.

Ajla Tomljanovic to beat Garbiñe Muguruza at 3.00 with bet365

Muguruza is suffering in every single match since her big disappointment in the Final of the AO. In Dubai she could have lost a set against Clijsters. She could have lost against Kudermetova in the second round and she finally lost against Brady in the third round. In her first round here she could have lost against Kasatkina (the russian player had 28 BP). As I said, she looks very vulnerable and I have the feelings that she can lose against any decent player. Tomljanovic lost in the second round of the AO against Muguruza in a 3 set match. In St. Petersburg she lost in the second round against Potapova (she reached the Final) after winning against Vondrousova. In Dubai she lost in the first round against Mattek-Sands in a 3 set match but in her first match here she has destroyed Hon (6-2, 6-4).

[Tennis Tips - February 17 - February 23]

Very frustrating… Kudermetova and Jabeur could have won (especially Jabeur, who was serving for the match and then she had 1 MP in the TB…). Probably I should have bet the set handicap (or the games handicap) that both were paid at almost 2.00 and now I could have 2 bets won and not 2 bets lost…

Karolina Pliskova to win the WTA Dubai at 4.25 with 888

I really like how she played in the first round. She has never won a GS title but she’s always a potential winner for this kind of tournaments. She won in her first tournament of 2020 (Adelaide), beating some very good players (Tomjlanovic, Riske, Osaka and Keys). I like the draw she has. Tomorrow she will play against Rybakina. Rybakina is in form but I think Pliskova is too much for her. We have seen how Rybakina has been destroyed every time she has faced a big player (against Barty in the AO and Bertens in St Petersburg or even Alexandrova in Shenzhen). In the SF she will play against Martic/Kontaveit. The player I fear the most (for SF) is Martic (her game can trouble Pliskova) but I think Kontaveit can beat her (it would be good for Pliskova). The Final will be against Halep/Sabalenka/Brady/Muguruza. I know the odds look a little bit low but Pliskova will be the favorite player in every single match so still se value on this one.

Karolina Pliskova (-3.5 Games) to beat Elena Rybakina at 1.83 with bet365

The reasons are already explained... Rybakina has been impressive this 2020 but everytime she has faced a big player she has been destroyed (Alexandrova, Barty, Bertens). Pliskova is so much better than her and the surface suits very well with her game. She has destroyed Mladenovic in the first round (6-2, 6-1) and I expect another win in straight sets for this match.

If this couple of bets gone wrong I will take a break for the the rest of this month (I think I have been unlucky with so many matches for the last 10 days...)

[Tennis Tips - February 17 - February 23]

Ons Jabeur to beat Simona Halep at 3.50 with bet365

Both players did very well in the AO (Jabeur reached the QF and Halep the SF). Jabeur has already played 1 match here, against Alison Riske (7-6, 1-6, 6-3). Both players did very well but Jabeur played a little bit better than Riske in the 3rd set and she finally won (as I said the match was very good and both players did very well). I think Jabeur has taken a step forward in her career (she has a lot of quality but her mentality was not the best). If she plays focused I think she will have more chances than the odds suggest

Veronika Kudermetova to beat Garbiñe Muguruza at 3.65 with 888

Muguruza won in her first match here against Kim Clijsters. I don’t think she played a great match against her (this was the first match of Clijsters after being 8 years out of the courts and she could have won the second set against Muguruza). Kudermetova won her fourth match here (she played the qualy) against Yastremska and I’m really impressed with how she played against her. Both players are big hitters so I think Kudermetova will have more chances than the odds suggest.
 

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Casper Ruud (vs Lajovic) + Thiago Monteiro (vs Pedro Sousa) + Andrey Rublev (vs Krajinovic) at 2.50 with 888

Nothing much to say here. 3 players that are big favorites (even more than the odds suggest, I think).

Thiago Monteiro won in Punta del Este and has won his 2 matches here in straight sets (against Munar and Coric). He is so much better than his opponent.

Casper Ruud is has destroyed 2 pure claycourters. He has won against Andujar (6-2, 6-3) and Roberto Carballes (6-1, 6-0). Lajovic could have lost his only match here against a weak player: Pedro Martinez (7-6, 7-6).

Rublev is one of the most in form players now. Krajinovic is playing well but he has a lot of matches in his legs and he suffered a lot against an injured Pospisil.

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Aljaz Bedene (+3,5 Games) to beat Felix Auger Aliassime at 1.80 with 888

Diego Schwartzman (2-0) to beat Federico Delbonis at 1.72 with 888

I repeat with Bedene with the same bet. Felix came here in a bad form. He has won against Struff in a 3 set match and Dimitrov in straight sets. Dimitrov was in a very bad form and Struff played his first match since the AO so I think he’s overrated in this one. Bedene has won against Paire and Tsitsipas (both in straight sets). I like so much how Bedene has played against the Greek today. Tsitsipas started very well and he did not concede any opportunity on serve but Bedene did very well holding his serve and he finally had 3 BP in the 11th Game (breaking Tsitsipas with the first one). In the second set Bedene broke Tsitsipas very early and then he did not concede any BP in the whole set (impressive how Bedene has served in the whole match…).

I understand your reasons Torque but I will follow my feelings and I will take the win of Schwartzman in 2 sets. The reasons are already explained. I have seen Delbonis playing bad in his 2 matches played on clay this season. Schwartzman choked in the Final against Garín but he won against Munar, Ramos and Djere (the first 2 in straight sets).
 

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Oceane Dodin (+4,5 Games) to beat Elena Rybakina at 1.85 with 888

Dodin has won all her matches here without dropping a single set (Gracheva, Ferro, Kuzmova and Konta). She’s on her favorite surface and she’s playing really well. Rybakina is one of the most in form players now but I think Dodin is underrated for this one. I was impressed with how Dodin played against Konta and I saw no weaknesses in her game (powerful shots, big serve, good groundstrokes,…) so I think she can trouble Rybakina more than the odds suggest.

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Aljaz Bedene (+3.5 Games) to beat Stefanos Tsitsipas at 2.06 with 888

Tsitsipas has never achieved good results in Rotterdam (1-3). He won his first match here against Hurkacz but he could have lost that match (he was 1 set down and 1 break down in the second set). Bedene is a great indoor player so If Tsitsipas has a shaky start as he did against Hurkacz I wouldn’t be surprised to see Bedene winning this.

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Thiago Monteiro (-3,5 Games) to beat Pedro Sousa at 1.86 with 888

Monteiro has won against Jaume Munar and Coric in straight sets and he won the Challenger of Punta del Este (he only dropped 1 set in the whole tournament, against Cecchinato) a few days ago. Pedro Sousa entered as a LL (he lost against Bagnis). He has played the first round against Facundo Díaz, winning it in 3 sets. In the second round he has won against Kovalik in 2 TB. Monteiro is better player and he’s playing really well. The only time these 2 players have played was in Río in 2019 and Monteiro won that match in 2 sets (6-3, 6-2).

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

1 hour ago, Torque said:

Nothing for me today, although I was tempted to back Delbonis against Schwartzman. Instinctively his price looks too big - it's not as though he isn't a good clay court player, plus Schwartzman was disappointing against Garin in the Cordoba final. Also you get such swings in clay matches that even if Schwartzman wins it could be in three lopsided sets, which would mean Delbonis on a set plus would come in and on a game plus most likely as well. 

Delbonis is playing very bad. I still remember his match against Cuevas in Cordoba. Both players were playing horrible (especially in the first set). In the second set Cuevas did a little bit better and he destroyed Delbonis. In his first match here he could have lost against Dellien. I think Schwartzman will win (probably in 2 sets). Anyway, don't take my opinion seriously because my record this week is horrible..

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Ajla Tomljanovic to beat Anastasia Potapova at 1.72 with bet365

Tomljanovic has played really well today against Vondrousova. Potapova has won 3 matches here without dropping a single set but considering the players she has faced I’m not surprised (Di Giuseppe, Parmentier and Samsonova). If Tomjlanovic plays similar as she did today against the Czech she should win this match.

I'm not predicting well the matches. Mladenovic and Vondrousova have lost (this last one has shocked me). Alexandrova could have lost against Daria and Cecchinato has been a mess again (bye-bye top 100). I have some bets pending. Ostapenko, Monteiro, Molteni/Mayer and this one. If I lose more than one I will take a break..
 

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Marco Cecchinato (-5,5 Games) to beat Roberto Carballes at 3.30 with 888

Cecchinato was horrible in 2019 but he did well here, winning the title (he won against Garín, Roberto Carballes, Pella and Schwartzman, all of them in straight sets…). He did well a few days ago in Punta del Este (he did Final, losing it against Monteiro in a 3 set match). After that he lost in the first round against Londero in 2 sets. Carballes still has not played any match on clay this season. He did not play against Pedro Martínez in Cordoba because he was sick, so he has not played any match since the AO. Too many reasons for not picking Cecchianto in this one (he’s better player, he did Final in Punta del Este, he won here in 2019 and Roberto has not played any match since the AO…). The only concern I have is that I never have trust in this player and that’s why I bet this big handicap. If he wants he can beat Roberto easily but if it becomes one of those “strange” matches from Cecchinato I prefer to lose a big priced bet.

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

You say Alexandrova has some problems with her serve, what about Kasatkina serve? I dont know why you say that, she has a very decent serve (better than Kasatkina serve, that's for sure...). @money44 has described her well. Kasatkina has won 31 matches on indoors, Alexandrova has more than 120 victories. She's in a very good moment, 2 tournaments already won in this 2020 (In Shenzen she won against Siniakova, Shuai Peng, Q.Wang, Muguruza and Rybakina, the last 2 in straight sets). Cmon, she's not overrated.. Kasatkina will recover her form in some moment but she's not underrated in this one. Too many reasons against her: she's not in form and she plays against a specialist indoor player. She played 2 matches in this kind of courts in 2019 and she lost both. I would be very surprise if Kasatkina wins but she's a great player, for sure, so if she does well done?

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Thiago Monteiro to beat Borna Coric at 1.80 with William Hill

Coric is in a bad form and this will be his first match on clay of the season. He never has played before in this tournament. He will play against a pure claycourter. A few days ago Monteiro won in Punta del Este, winning against Cecchinato in the Final. After that, he lost in the first round against Moutet in 2 sets in Cordoba. In his first round here, he has won against a good claycourter (Jaume Munar) in straight sets (6-3, 6-3) so he is the right favorite to win this one.

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

I should have posted the 2-0 or some kind of games handicap for the Rybakina-Siniakova match… .Well, my last 2 bets for today and tomorrow.

Mayer/Molteni to beat P.Cuevas/Dellien at 1.57 with William Hill

None of these players are doubles players except for Molteni (59). Molteni/Mayer have played some matches together. In Cordoba they reached the Final (they won against Duran/Londero and Gonzalez/Martin). Dellien/Cuevas have played 2 matches together and they lost both in straight sets. The first one was 10 months ago in Houston against Chardy/Martin and the second one was in Cordoba against Bagnis/Pella.

Jelena Ostapenko to beat Alize Cornet at 1.83 with 888

Ostapenko has a very good W/L record on indoors. In October she won in Luxembourg (Mcnally, Mertens, Lottner, Blinkova and Gorges) and reached the Final in Linz (Korpatsch, Cornet, Rybakina and Alexandrova), losing it against Gauff in a 3 set match. She did really well in the Fed Cup, winning against Sofia Kenin and losing against Serena by 2 TB. The last time they played was in Linz (played also on indoors) and Ostapenko won that match (Cornet retired when she was losing 7-5, 4-1). Ostapenko style fits more with this kind of surface and the only concern I have with this one is that Cornet has already played 2 matches here (Ivakhnenko and Zvonareva).

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

@money44 I am, but not for too long ?. I was going to post Ostapenko to win in Saint Petersburg at 51.00 but now i have seen that it has dropped to 26.00... When i saw the first half of the draw the first thing that came to my mind is how open it is. We have Konta and Bencic as the most favorite ones of it but none of them is in a good form. Konta has not won a match since October due to her knee problems she suffered the last season and Bencic is a very unstable player (she can easily lost her mind as she did in the AO against Kontaveit, losing that match 6-1, 6-0). Kvitova, Bertens and all the players with more victories on indoors (Mladenovic, Van Uytvanck, Vondrousova) are in the second half. Ostapenko W/L record on this surface is impressive and she won a few months ago in Luxembourg (Mcnally, Mertens, Lottner, Blinkova and Gorges) and she reached the Final in Linz (Korpatsch, Cornet and Rybakina), losing it against Gauff in a 3 set match. She will be with confidence after her matches in the Fed Cup. She has won against Sofia Kenin and lost against Serena in 2 TB...

[Tennis Tips - February 10 - February 16]

Marketa Vondrousova to beat Ajla Tomjlanovic at 1.67 with William Hill

Vondrousova played her first match in Adelaide after been 6 months out (since Wimbledon, where she lost against Brengle in 2 sets). She had some kind of problem in her hand and she was operated after retiring from the US Open. In Adelaide she won a couple of matches in straight sets (against Rodionova and Maria Tatjana) and she finally lost against Barty in 2 sets in the QF. Her last match was in the AO where she lost in the first round against Kuznetsova in a 3 set match. Vondrousva W/L record in this kind of courts is very good (41-6). In 2019 she reached the Final in Budapest (the only tournament she played on indoors) beating there at Georgina Garcia Perez, Blinkova, Irina Begu and Poptapova and losing in the Final in 3 sets against another great indoor player, Van Uytvanck. Tomjlanovic had a very decent start of the season but her results on indoor hard courts are horrible (12-14). She only has played 2 matches on indoor courts in the last 2 years (in Moscow) and she lost both.  The first one was against Pavlyuchenkova (7-5, 6-4) and the second one against Gracheva (6-3, 6-2). 

Elena Rybakina to beat Katerina Siniakova at 1.36 with bet365

Rybakina has started the season in a very good form. She did Final in Shenzhen and she won in Hobart. In the AO she lost in the third round against Barty in straight sets after winning against Minnen and Pera (also in straight sets) so her record in this 2020 is very impressive (11-2). She said that where she feels more comfortable is on grass courts but she has a very good W/L record on all the surfaces. Siniakova is in a very bad moment and she’s only winning matches on doubles. The last time she won a match on singles was in October (in the China Open, against Ostapenko). She’s in a 5 losing streak (Wozniacki, Mladenovic, Hercog, Alexandrova and Kvitova) and the worse of all is that she has not won a single set in any of these matches. Her last match was very painful for her because she was absolutely destroyed by Kvitova (6-1, 6-0). I remember her crying while she was playing the final games of that match. Soon or later Siniakova will start to win matches against because she’s a great player but the difference between these 2 players nowadays is too big to not choose Rybakina in this one.

Ekaterina Alexandrova (2-0) to beat Daria Kasatkina at 2.10 with William Hill

Kasatkina is in a very bad form since a long time and the feelings for this new season are not good. In Auckland she won in the first round against Carla Suarez in a 3 set match, but she was destroyed in the second round against Anisimova. In Adelaide she lost a set against an unknown 17 years old player, Armani Banks, in her first match of the qualy and after that she lost in straight sets in the first round against Bencic (6-4, 6-4). In the first round of the AO she was destroyed by Keys (6-3, 6-2). Alexandrova results in the last 2 years have been impressive and she has started this year incredibly well. She won in Shenzhen (Siniakova, Shuai Peng, Qiang Wang, Muguruza and Rybakina). In the AO she won a couple of matches (Teichmann and Krejcikova) before losing against Kvitova (6-1, 6-2). This kind of surface is perfect for Alexandrova so I can’t see Kasatkina winning against her.

Kristina Mladenovic to beat Van Uytvanck at 1.83 with Bethard

Mladenovic has achieved good results in this tournament. She won here in 2017 and reached the Final in 2018 (the last year she lost in the first round against Ostapenko in a 3 set match). Just 4 months ago she reached the SF in Moscow (she won against Putintseva, Sevastova and Bertens) and she won couple of matches in Linz (Siniakova and Vekic) so despite her bad results on singles in the last years she’s still a very good player in this kind of courts. Van Uytvanck is also a very good player on indoor courts but she’s not in a good form. She has lost her 2 matches 2020 (in Hobart against Cornet and in the AO against Fiona Ferro). She also lost her last match of 2019 in 2 sets in Limoges, against Sara Sorribes (played on indoors). Before that she had to retired from Luxembourg for an injury so the last time she won a match was in October (in Linz, against Bonaventure). I don’t expect an easy match for Mladenovic because both players are very good on indoors but Mladenovic loves to play in Russia and she’s in better than form than Van Uytvanck.

[Tennis Tips - February 3 - February 9]

Anybody can explain me how Pospisil broke Goffin when he was serving for the match? I quit the match when Goffin broke Pospisil in the 9th Game?. Well, I have 1 in the final at least.