Jessica Pegula is set to face Marta Kostyuk in the semifinals of the Brisbane International presented by Evie. This crucial match will take place on January 10.
Pegula vs. Kostyuk: Semifinal Match Overview
Pegula enters this match as the favored player with odds of -150, while Kostyuk is positioned at +115. These betting odds reflect the expectations for both players and highlight Pegula’s recent performance.
- Tournament: Brisbane International presented by Evie
- Round: Semifinal
- Date: January 10
- Court Surface: Hard
Betting Odds and Predictions
According to the moneyline odds, Pegula has a 60% implied probability of winning this match. Additionally, her odds for winning the tournament are set at +400, compared to Kostyuk’s +600.
Recent Performances
Pegula boasts a solid record of 38-14 on hard courts over the past year, with one tournament win. This performance includes a 73.3% success rate in her service games and a 40.2% success rate in return games.
Her proficiency on hard courts is evident with a conversion rate of 46.7% on break-point opportunities, having successfully converted 235 out of 503. Pegula recently faced a setback, losing in the semifinals of the Akron WTA Finals Guadalajara to Elena Rybakina.
Kostyuk, in contrast, has struggled on hard courts, holding a record of 19-12 over the past year. She has yet to claim a title during this period. Her statistics reflect a 70.2% success rate in service games and a 39.1% success rate in return games.
Break Points and Previous Encounter
Kostyuk has achieved a break point conversion rate of 46.8%, ranking her 26th in this metric. In her last tournament, the Dongfeng Voyah Wuhan Open, she faced No. 22-ranked Karolina Muchova, but lost in three sets.
Conclusion
The upcoming match between Pegula and Kostyuk is highly anticipated. Both players bring distinct strengths to the court, and observing their performance will provide insights into their capabilities in the tournament.
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