Isner - Soeda

Completely equal opportunities, I would say, are available here with a good coefficient. Even on the Wimbledon courts, the American has better results. Another thing is Navarro, who will most likely have some support in the stands, while I doubt the Russian will, and since she is only 18 years old, she is greatly affected by the spectators, especially in matches against her, as she often gets off balance when playing with Gauff, where the Russian's game completely unravels. Andreeva is very technical, but lacks the strength for a full win, which often causes her to struggle on fast courts. After a slow start to the season, Navarro found her game and confidence during the grass season, as seen in her match against Haddad at the Queens tournament. Navarro's game and certainty have emerged.

Very similar tennis players meet there. Both have a very good serve and a weak reception. I don't see any guaranteed bet on Peru from Shelton. I think today's game will be a full 5 sets. Shelton looked weak on grass until Wimbledon and would often break down mentally. Sonego is also not very strong mentally. From very similar players, one could expect a match like Sonego had with Nakashima. Head-to-head matches (4) have never ended in straight sets.