WTA Mallorca — Andrea Lázaro García vs Sara Bejlek
Stage: Quarterfinal • Surface: Clay • Location: Mallorca, Spain
🧠 Form & Context
Andrea Lázaro García (ESP, #196, righty)
- 2025: 37–25 | Clay: 26–15 📈
- Mallorca: d. Zidanšek 6–3, 6–0; d. Semenistaja 6–4, 3–6, 7–5 (this week)
- Profile: Veteran grinder with heavy clay volume; first Mallorca QF at this level.
Sara Bejlek (CZE, #107, lefty)
- 2025: 33–16 | Clay: 23–9 📈
- Hot streak: Rende champion last week (F d. Radivojević); here d. Hodžić in 3, crushed Kucmova 6–2, 6–2.
- Profile: Lefty patterns humming; big workload but thriving.
🔢 Snapshot
| Category | Edge | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Recent momentum | Bejlek | Title last week + clean R16 here. |
| Serve +1 on clay | Bejlek (slight) | Lefty slider in ad, FH first strike sets tone. |
| Rally tolerance | Lázaro | Comfortable in long exchanges; veteran point-building. |
| Physical load | Even | Bejlek’s back-to-back weeks vs Lázaro’s 3-setter yesterday. |
| Upset levers | Lázaro | Depth to BH corner, deny angles, extend patterns. |
🧭 Match Notes
- Patterns: Bejlek’s lefty serve wide (ad) → FH inside-in to finish; Lázaro wants deep cross-court attrition and height changes to blunt pace.
- Second-serve returns: Bejlek should step in BH DTL to steal time; Lázaro target body/hip to mute angles.
- Scoreboard shape: If Bejlek holds comfortably early, she can front-run; if rallies lengthen, Lázaro pulls this toward breakers/decider.
🔍 Full Match Breakdown
Model edges, serve-target maps, and live-bet triggers are inside our Patreon write-up (New Challenger Tier).
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