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Uchijima Moyuka - Cirstea Sorana-Mihaela

10/13 06:30 matas +16.24
2025/10/12 18:27 Uchijima Moyuka (first set) @232 7/10
 

This betting with quite a few favorable factors doesn't look too bad.
1. The H2H was played a couple of months ago, then Cirstea easily won 2:0, but Cirstea was on a roll, winning the tournament, while Uchijima Moyuka had a big slump this year with 10 consecutive losses. She's motivated for revenge against the Japanese player.
2. Cirstea's form was greatly improved a couple of months ago and she showed great performance, now she's slowly getting back to her usual level. That's expected, as Cirstea is a 35-year-old veteran. The form drop is evident as she lost to Chinese player Zhang Shuai last week, who is 36 years old and ranked 142nd in the world, and Cirstea has not gone past the second round in four tournaments in a row.
3. Uchijima Moyuka has been making a comeback in Asian tournaments, with some decent wins against Garland J., and this week defeating Eala A., Wang Xiyu, and Wang Xinyu as a strong underdog.
3. It's Uchijima's home tournament and she will likely be motivated to do her best in front of her home crowd.

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