Etcheverry, Tomas Martin - Tsitsipas, Stefanos

It seems like Igga is recovering, it's hard to say for sure. In the match against Rybakina, she played tragically in the first set, and the beginning of the second set also seemed shaky. But then she switched gears and Rybakina was left with only waving until the next match. Svitolina won fairly easily, but she is not a top-notch player, so it didn't surprise me much. She will also win against Cristian Sramkova and Raducanu, but they are not worthy of winning this trophy. Sabalenka struggled against the Chinese player, but the Chinese player was a bit too sluggish and lost the first set, and in the second she also struggled but ultimately lost again... Well, I don't know, it's a 50-50 chance for the match, but we might get a higher odds. The most important thing is that Swiatek plays like she did in the second and third sets against Rybakina, then I think Sabalenka will have serious problems, but if she plays like in the first set, then... dreaming about a title or winning this tournament. Good luck to everyone.

I think today we can definitely take that coefficient. Sabalenka calmly beats all opponents and recently she is a better tennis player than Swiatek. Swiatek has been psychologically weak lately and has thought about career stall. Sabalenka will also be very motivated as she doesn't have a title at RG yet.

After her victory against Rybakina, Iga Swiatek also played superbly against Svitolina, showing signs of recovery. In addition, she will have extra motivation after losing the last H2H on hard court last year in Cincinnati, and she will have strong support from her fans. The most important thing for her is not to burn out on her serve, and for her opponent to struggle with her first serve on the white clay. Sabalenka is having a great season so far and seems to be better than the others, but when it comes to physique and movement, the Polish player, the last three-time Roland Garros champion, should have the advantage on clay and defend her title.

After the win against Rybakina, Iga Swiatek showed signs of recovery with a great performance against Svitolina. Plus, there is an extra motivation after losing the last H2H on hard court in Cincinnati last year, and she has a good support from the fans. The key here is not to burn out on her serve, and for her to serve well on the first serve. This season, Sabalenka is playing perfectly, looking better than others, but considering body structure and movement, the Polish player, last year's RolandGarros champion, should have an advantage on clay courts. If Swiatek starts the game well and wins the first set, I believe she will dominate the match, and the Polish player will play practically without mistakes throughout the entire game, not letting her guard down.