Lanlana Tararudee (+177)
Siniakova just picked up her biggest title in a few years and in the process picked up some badly needed ranking points to vault herself back into the top 50.
Having met her rankings goal her focus should now rightfully shift to the doubles court and remaining healthy and fresh for the boatload of money on the line at Indian Wells. She might even have her plane ticket booked already. The tournament gave her an extra rest day but I really don't see any reason for her to try and make a run this week especially considering that she's not a player that typically gives maximum effort week in and week out anyways. Plus Rudee is very capable of winning this match no matter what and the market is offering good value against the hotter player imo.
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Lanlana Tararudee (+177)
Siniakova just picked up her biggest title in a few years and in the process picked up some badly needed ranking points to vault herself back into the top 50.
Having met her rankings goal her focus should now rightfully shift to the doubles court and remaining healthy and fresh for the boatload of money on the line at Indian Wells. She might even have her plane ticket booked already. The tournament gave her an extra rest day but I really don't see any reason for her to try and make a run this week especially considering that she's not a player that typically gives maximum effort week in and week out anyways. Plus Rudee is very capable of winning this match no matter what and the market is offering good value against the hotter player imo.
Han Shi (+131)
Yas somehow pulled out a third set breaker win over Volynets in a match where she had 11 double faults and 73 unforced errors. I don't think a sloppy performance like that will cut it against the Chinese youngster.
Han Shi (+131)
Yas somehow pulled out a third set breaker win over Volynets in a match where she had 11 double faults and 73 unforced errors. I don't think a sloppy performance like that will cut it against the Chinese youngster.
Han Shi (+131) Yas somehow pulled out a third set breaker win over Volynets in a match where she had 11 double faults and 73 unforced errors. I don't think a sloppy performance like that will cut it against the Chinese youngster.
Nice hit. ![]()
Han Shi (+131) Yas somehow pulled out a third set breaker win over Volynets in a match where she had 11 double faults and 73 unforced errors. I don't think a sloppy performance like that will cut it against the Chinese youngster.
Nice hit. ![]()
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