Tennis

Two very talented players, only one working harder, even though she is younger. As I mentioned, the biggest WTA talents of the year are Jovic and Mboko, even playing as a pair 😁. Jovic this season has been more stable than the previous one, participating in three tournaments - reaching the quarterfinals in AO, semifinals in Auckland, and the final in Hobart. As far as I saw, she played really well with the Russian player Rakhimova. Diana Shnaider - a 21-year-old Russian player, also very talented and has a good coach, but she can't sustain the rhythm of the game throughout the entire match and sometimes inexplicably loses, even in the first round against Joint, although she won, but there was an over, since Joint was hopeless in crucial moments this season. The game of the Russian player wasn't that enjoyable to watch.

Both were surprises at this moment, but Navarro completely understands that the results have been weakening for a long time and she plays against weak tennis players compared to those a few years ago. In fact, during Navarro's peak career, Mertens had a two-game losing streak. Although Mertens was disappointed in her match against Kasatkina, she played quite well and had a good number of aces against Bouzkova, while Navarro had many double faults against Ruse. So this is a strong bet on Mertens.

Here the coefficient in Peru is quickly decreasing, it was only 2.75... And there are still quite a few chances that it may not work out. In any case, Czech player Bejlek Sara - started her lost on a hard surface, barely feeling any fatigue, while her opponents are struggling to catch their breath. Last week, she had four matches as an underdog and won all of them, even three matches with a score of 2:0. She defeated both Aleksandrova and Tauson, proving to be on Bencic's level. This week, she will face the Turkish player Sonmez, who will provide more of a challenge, but hopefully not a 6:2, 6:2 defeat. It remains to be seen if she can keep up with her skills. Belinda Bencic is a stable tennis player, but her movement is somewhat worse, so she may struggle.

I believe that after the Australian Open win, it's been only 2 weeks, Alcaraz might have a memorable hangover. And here, with a server bot, he immediately has to face someone who he played against 4 times before, and I wouldn't say that at least one of those times he didn't completely destroy the Frenchman. The closest was at the US Open where he won 7-6 6-3 6-4 last year, and I had the chance to watch that match and Alcaraz was in his peak form and could cover any set combination with an Over. It is possible to try under 19.5 with a higher coefficient, but I will stick with 18.5, so that there wouldn't be two overs in any set. Even though Carlos is known for that, I think it will be extremely difficult against the Frenchman's serve. It should be a 6-3, 6-4, but I wouldn't be surprised if he could drag at least one set up to a tiebreak. By the way, all 4 times they've played, at least one set went over 7 winning games.