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Match of the day
US Open, New York, USASabalenka's weight of shot should keep a third-round Armstrong slot on her racquet against a lighter ball.
Iga SwiatekvsMarie Bouzkova
Swiatek's return and rally tolerance should control a third-round slot against Bouzkova's counterpunching.
Naomi OsakavsElise Mertens
Osaka's first-strike serve should still decide a third-round test if Mertens's return depth stays on the back foot.
Anastasia PotapovavsAmanda Anisimova
Anisimova's first-strike weight of shot should tell in a third-round baseline test if Potapova's variety stays streaky.
Mirra AndreevavsNikola Bartunkova
Andreeva's return and change of pace should control a third-round slot against a less experienced hard-court profile.
Elena RybakinavsYulia Starodubtseva
Rybakina's first-serve plus flat backhand should still be a mismatch in a night third-round slot.
Karen KhachanovvsBenjamin Bonzi
Khachanov's physical baseline game should tell in a third-round test if Bonzi's first-strike serve stays streaky.
Aryna SabalenkavsKamilla Rakhimova
Sabalenka's weight of shot should keep a third-round Armstrong slot on her racquet against a lighter ball.
Marta KostyukvsEkaterina Alexandrova
Two aggressive baseline games; Kostyuk's return consistency is the lean if the match stretches past a tight first set.
Jasmine PaolinivsSorana Cirstea
Paolini's rally tolerance should control a third-round Stadium 17 slot against Cirstea's first-strike patterns.
Tomas Martin EtcheverryvsMariano Navone
Etcheverry's first-strike serve should still edge a clay-court rematch on hard courts if Navone's rally tolerance fades.
Jessica PegulavsLeylah Fernandez
Pegula's return consistency should control a third-round Ashe slot if Fernandez's lefty first-strike bursts stay streaky.
Alexander BublikvsTommy Paul
Paul's return and rally tolerance should tell if Bublik's serve-and-slice variety stays streaky through a third-round slot.
Daniil MedvedevvsArthur Rinderknech
Medvedev's return depth remains a poor matchup for a first-strike server if rallies stay on his terms.
Taylor TownsendvsDiana Shnaider
Shnaider's lefty first-strike game should still decide a third-round test if Townsend's serve-volley bursts stay isolated.
Yibing WuvsCarlos Alcaraz
Alcaraz's change of pace and return should still decide a third-round Ashe test against Wu's first-strike serve.
Emma NavarrovsKarolina Muchova
Muchova's variety and change of pace should tell in a third-round baseline test if Navarro's first-strike bursts fade.
Ann LivsLinda Noskova
Noskova's first-strike weight of shot should control a third-round slot if Li's counterpunching stays on the back foot.
Jiri LeheckavsStefanos Tsitsipas
Lehecka's first-strike serve-plus-forehand should still be the favorite if Tsitsipas's backhand redirect stays streaky.
Alex MichelsenvsDaniel Merida
Michelsen's serve-plus-forehand should still be the favorite if Merida's upset run cools in a third-round slot.
Ben SheltonvsDenis Shapovalov
Two lefty first-strike games; Shelton's forehand and home crowd should edge the longer stretches on Ashe at night.
Valentin VacherotvsFrances Tiafoe
Tiafoe's first-strike forehand and home crowd should still decide a night third round if Vacherot's serve dips.
Elina SvitolinavsAnna Kalinskaya
Svitolina's return depth should control longer rallies if Kalinskaya's first-strike patterns stay error-prone.
Felix Auger-AliassimevsKaren Khachanov
Auger-Aliassime's first-strike serve should still be the favorite if his back holds through a physical second-round slot.
Iga SwiatekvsNadia Podoroska
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Amanda AnisimovavsLilli Tagger
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Francisco CerundolovsJan-Lennard Struff
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Alex EalavsOleksandra Oliynykova
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Naomi OsakavsKaterina Siniakova
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Taylor FritzvsMattia Bellucci
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Madison KeysvsAnna Bondar
Keys's first-strike forehand should still decide a second-round slugfest if she stays aggressive on return.
Marie BouzkovavsHarriet Dart
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Mirra AndreevavsEva Lys
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Elise MertensvsMaria Timofeeva
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Flavio CobollivsTristan Schoolkate
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Alex de MinaurvsBotic van de Zandschulp
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Coco GauffvsPaula Badosa
Gauff's return and athletic defense should tell in an Ashe night second round if Badosa's first-strike bursts fade.
Learner TienvsGael Monfils
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Alexander ZverevvsQuentin Halys
Zverev's serve should still get him through a night five-setter if Halys's first-strike bursts stay streaky.
Elena RybakinavsJessica Bouzas Maneiro
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Aryna SabalenkavsSofia Iatcenko
Sabalenka's first-strike weight of shot should keep a second-round Ashe slot on her racquet against a lighter ball.
Karolina MuchovavsKatie Boulter
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Carlos AlcarazvsJaime Faria
Alcaraz can afford an early dip; his return and change of pace should still decide a four-set hard-court test.
Marta KostyukvsSloane Stephens
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Daniil MedvedevvsStefan Gorzny
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Leylah FernandezvsMananchaya Sawangkaew
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Alex MichelsenvsBrandon Nakashima
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Taylor TownsendvsTaylah Preston
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Jessica PegulavsSofia Kenin
Pegula's return consistency is the cleaner second-round profile against Kenin's first-strike bursts.
Ben SheltonvsHubert Hurkacz
Two huge serves; Shelton's forehand and home crowd should edge the longer stretches if returns stay live.
Flavio CobollivsFrancisco Comesana
Cobolli's Cincinnati run showed improved first-strike confidence; Comesana is a dangerous but beatable first-round test.
Elena RybakinavsThea Frodin
Rybakina's first-serve plus flat backhand should be a mismatch against a first-round opponent on hard courts.
Belinda BencicvsYulia Putintseva
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Francisco CerundolovsFilip Misolic
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Maria SakkarivsRobin Montgomery
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Madison KeysvsAlina Korneeva
Keys's first-strike hard-court game should control a first-round Ashe slot against a less experienced opener.
Mirra AndreevavsJanice Tjen
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Lorenzo MusettivsArthur Fery
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Paula BadosavsDaria Kasatkina
Two contrasting baseline styles; Badosa's first-strike weight of shot is the lean if she stays physically sharp.
Anastasia PotapovavsDarja Semenistaja
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Zizou BergsvsCarlos Taberner
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Taylor FritzvsDarwin Blanch
Fritz's serve-plus-forehand patterns are a steep first-round test for a young American wild-card profile.
Iva JovicvsMagdalena Frech
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Rafael JodarvsYunchaokete Bu
Jodar was originally drawn against Kokkinakis; the lucky-loser swap still left a steep ask once the 12th seed leaked errors.
Elise MertensvsKaitlin Quevedo
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Jelena OstapenkovsTatjana Maria
Ostapenko's error streaks plus Maria's slice variety often produce swingy games and a live totals market.
Marcos GironvsIgnacio Buse
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Alex de MinaurvsAndrea Guerrieri
De Minaur's return quality and court coverage remain a strong favorite profile in a night Grandstand slot.
Coco GauffvsZeynep Sonmez
Gauff arrives as Cincinnati champion; her return and athletic defense should be too much in an Ashe night opener.
Gael MonfilsvsAdolfo Daniel Vallejo
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Alexander ZverevvsLorenzo Sonego
Zverev's serve should produce enough holds and break chances to cover a set line against Sonego in New York.
Alex EalavsMary Stoiana
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Arthur FilsvsStefanos Tsitsipas
Fils arrives as Cincinnati champion; his first-strike hard-court game currently looks sharper than Tsitsipas's recent form.
Karolina MuchovavsSinja Kraus
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Aryna SabalenkavsCamila Osorio
Sabalenka's first-strike serve plus forehand should overwhelm Osorio unless the defending champion's error count spikes early.
Amanda AnisimovavsAshlyn Krueger
Anisimova's heavier backhand should tell in an all-American first-round matchup if she keeps unforced errors in check.
Maja ChwalinskavsTaylor Townsend
Townsend's lefty serve-plus-forehand patterns travel well on hard courts against a lower-ranked opener.
Carlos AlcarazvsRoman Safiullin
Alcaraz is returning from a wrist layoff, but his athletic return game still rates above Safiullin's first-round ceiling on hard courts.
Emma NavarrovsLois Boisson
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Stan WawrinkavsMatteo Berrettini
Berrettini's serve should decide a farewell-tour first round if Wawrinka's movement dips over three sets.
Linda NoskovavsKatie Volynets
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Felix Auger-AliassimevsRinky Hijikata
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Ben SheltonvsTallon Griekspoor
Shelton's serve plus home crowd on Ashe night session should produce enough cheap points to cover a set spread.
Iga SwiatekvsXiyu Wang
Swiatek's return quality and rally tolerance remain a strong favorite profile even after the Cincinnati semifinal loss.
Naomi OsakavsAnastasia Zakharova
Osaka's first-serve pace on hard courts remains a mismatch against a qualifier-level return game in New York.
Frances TiafoevsMartin Damm
Tiafoe's first-strike patterns and New York experience should be too much for a wild-card opener on Armstrong.
Jessica PegulavsElena-Gabriela Ruse
Pegula's return consistency on hard courts should control Ruse's first-strike patterns in Arthur Ashe opener.
Elina SvitolinavsSolana Sierra
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Jiri LeheckavsPablo Carreno Busta
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Jasmine PaolinivsVeronika Erjavec
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Daniil MedvedevvsHugo Gaston
Medvedev's return depth and backhand redirect remain a poor matchup for Gaston's lefty variety in New York.
Marta KostyukvsStorm Hunter
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Tommy PaulvsColeman Wong
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Denis ShapovalovvsMiomir Kecmanovic
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Luca Van AsschevsCameron Norrie
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Alexander BublikvsJ.J. Wolf
Bublik's serve variety on hard courts should produce enough cheap points to keep Wolf from controlling rally length.
Kamilla RakhimovavsBarbora Krejcikova
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Novak DjokovicvsMariano Navone
Experience in five-set majors still favored Djokovic, though Cincinnati fitness questions kept the line from being a lock.
Venus WilliamsvsSofia Kenin
Kenin's baseline weight of shot should tell over a long Ashe night against a 46-year-old wild card.
Recent completed matches with predictions and results
Arthur FilsvsFrances Tiafoe
Fils's first-strike hard-court game had been the cleaner weapon through the second week in Mason.
Coco GauffvsJessica Pegula
Gauff's return and athletic defense were the cleaner tools in an all-American hard-court final.
Arthur FilsvsFlavio Cobolli
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Frances TiafoevsBrandon Nakashima
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Coco GauffvsSara Bejlek
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Brandon NakashimavsTaylor Fritz
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Jessica PegulavsAmanda Anisimova
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Flavio CobollivsTommy Paul
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Jessica PegulavsIga Swiatek
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Arthur FilsvsThiago Agustin Tirante
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
Frances TiafoevsLorenzo Musetti
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Flavio CobollivsRafael Jodar
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Iga SwiatekvsElena Rybakina
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Coco GauffvsMarta Kostyuk
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Tommy PaulvsAlexander Zverev
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Sara BejlekvsMadison Keys
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Thiago Agustin TirantevsNovak Djokovic
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Aryna SabalenkavsSara Bejlek
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Coco GauffvsMarie Bouzkova
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Madison KeysvsXiyu Wang
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Recent completed matches with predictions and results
Barbora PalicovavsDenisa Zoldakova
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Barbora PalicovavsMina Hodzic
Head-to-head on hard courts leans toward the more consistent returner rather than the bigger server alone.
Denisa ZoldakovavsJustina Mikulsyte
Break-point conversion in recent matches is the clearest separator if service games stay tight.
Rada ZolotarevavsLidia Encheva
Aggressive serving plus short-point patterns favor the player who can finish at the net after the first strike.
Laurent LokolivsPierluigi Basile
Workload from the previous round is a factor; fresher legs should help on return games late in the match.
Sean CueninvsStefan Horia Haita
Movement and rally tolerance look stronger for the more complete baseline player in extended exchanges.
Robert StrombachsvsVincent Reisach
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Mia RisticvsRositsa Dencheva
First-serve percentage and second-serve protection should decide the longer rallies on this hard court.
Anna SiskovavsRasheeda McAdoo
Return depth against a slightly weaker second serve opens break-point chances in the middle of sets.
Omar JasikavsKosuke Ogura
Recent hard-court form and tie-break record support the favorite if the match stretches past two sets.
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