Sara Errani - Yaroslava Shvedova

Even though Rinderknech played 5 sets, but after Peru against Zverev, I think the Frenchman will be very well disposed and prepared to continue playing excellently. Good serving and decent play from the backline looks very good from the French side, and when playing against a clay court specialist it should be easy enough to handle. I think the advantage can be taken here, but due to the long final clash and Peru looking suitable, Garin manages to win win on grass, and this year has already won 4 matches at Wimbledon, but I think he will fall against the Frenchman who looks very good.

Siniakova Katerina is showing signs of recovery in the grass season, with a decent win in the first round against Zheng and two good matches against Krueger and Kudermetova. She also put up a good fight against Rybakinai. As for Osaka, there is nothing particularly notable, as she had a poor performance in the first set against Samsonova and lost to the inconsistent Danilovic. She did manage to win against Navarro in two sets, but overall, her game seems average. She has been quite inconsistent lately, with a couple of unfinished matches at the beginning of the season due to injury.

Elise Mertens has recently achieved an optimal form and stands particularly strong at the back line. Her game technique is wide and she gained even more confidence after the recent win at the Netherlands tournament, where she reached the quarterfinals against a strong form Alexander. As for Li Ann, after her injury in mid-February, she still doesn't seem to have fully recovered, especially on the fast courts. The losses are quite significant and the results have dropped.

Ghana is certain here, as Czech Republic and Peru are taking the win. Vondrousova, after an injury that forced her to miss half of this year's grass season, regained her form not only by winning the Berlin title and defeating Sabalenka, but also starting confidently against Kessler at Wimbledon. Despite almost losing the second set, she managed to recover and finish the match. Vondrousova is a former Wimbledon champion and, personally, I see her as a more stable tennis player than Emma who, after her US Open win 4 years ago, has not found any consistency and has not performed well during the grass season, losing to Zheng in London. She also withdrew from Eastbourne early and even said that she doesn't expect much from herself at this Wimbledon. I think she will have a tough time against the 318th-ranked player from Peru, who doesn't seem to be a threat.