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Martina Trevisan (🇮🇹, 31, #299, lefty)
Rebecca Marino (🇨🇦, 34, #121)
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Maria Sakkari (🇬🇷, 30, #55)
Elsa Jacquemot (🇫🇷, 22, #83)
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Iva Jovic (🇺🇸, 17, #73)
Katarzyna Kawa (🇵🇱, 32, #120)
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Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva (🇦🇩, 20, #123, lefty)
Elena Pridankina (🇷🇺, 20, #209)
VJK’s lefty serve out wide plus forehand into the open court will stretch Pridankina. Elena’s backhand is her best counter, trying to lock VJK into BH-to-BH rallies and draw rushed errors.
VJK enters sharper from recent deep runs and tiebreak reps, while Pridankina has shown stop-start form with occasional hot streaks. Scoreboard pressure could hinge on VJK’s second serve — if she dips, Elena’s depth can flip momentum.
H2H: Pridankina leads 2–0 (one via VJK retirement), both at ITF level — a small psychological boost for the Russian.
Leaning VJK in 3 sets. Lefty angles and recent hard-court rhythm should edge it, but Elena’s backhand stability and prior H2H success make this a live contest with tiebreak potential.
Pick: Jimenez Kasintseva in 3 sets.
Alycia Parks (🇺🇸, 24, #58)
Darja Vidmanova (🇨🇿, 22, #161)
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Nikola Bartunkova (🇨🇿, 19, #228)
Nicole Fossa Huergo (🇮🇹, 30, #269)
Bartunkova’s heavier baseline game gives her clear control in neutral rallies. The Czech’s +1 forehand can dictate, while Fossa Huergo’s second serve remains a liability.
Momentum favors Bartunkova, who’s gotten used to winning weeks; the Italian often depends on streaks and fortune. For an upset, Fossa Huergo must serve lights-out and extend exchanges, banking on Bartunkova errors on hard.
Expect Bartunkova to stamp her authority early and often. Her power and recent rise should overwhelm, though nerves could push one set into a tiebreak.
Pick: Bartunkova in straight sets (likely 6–3, 6–4 range).
Arina Rodionova (🇦🇺, #242, 35)
Martina Okálová (🇸🇰, #464, 28)
H2H: Rodionova leads 2–0 (2023 Edmonton, 2025 Indian Harbour Beach).
Surface fit: Indoors reward first-strike plus clean timing. Rodionova’s flatter counterpunch and early contact profile travel better under a roof than Okálová’s heavier rallying.
Serve/Return: The gap opens on second-serve points — Rodionova’s ROS should pressure Martina’s service games, especially early in sets.
Recent reps: Okálová’s qualifying wins give immediate court feel, but Arina’s H2H reads and pattern discipline tend to surface in key games.
Volatility note: Their 2025 meeting swung wildly by set; momentum can flip, but Rodionova typically resets quicker between patches.
Victoria Luiza Barros (🇧🇷, 15, WC)
Whitney Osuigwe (🇺🇸, #136, 23)
H2H: First meeting.
Experience gap: Osuigwe owns clear edges in rally tolerance, return pressure, and scoreboard composure.
Serve/Return: If Barros’s first-serve dips, Osuigwe’s aggressive return should flip neutral points quickly.
Indoors factor: Lower bounce + faster through-court favors Whitney’s first-strike forehand; Barros must mix height and take early strikes to avoid getting pinned.
Upset path: Barros needs a hot serving day and fearless point-shortening. Sustaining that for two sets is a big ask at this level.
Julia Riera (🇦🇷, #188, 23)
Vitalia Diatchenko (🇷🇺, #429, 35)
H2H: First meeting.
Surface/conditions: Indoor pace rewards Diatchenko’s line-hugging trajectories. Riera’s spin asks for time the court may not grant.
Serve/Return: Diatchenko’s first-serve pop is a separator. Riera must push her 1st-serve % up to avoid ROS heat on seconds.
Patterns: If Riera can stretch exchanges and loop high to the Diatchenko backhand, errors can come; default mode is short points + BH down-the-line from Vitalia.
Scoreboard pressure: Riera thrives in clay three-setters; on quick indoor rhythm the veteran’s front-running profile matters more.
Leolia Jeanjean (🇫🇷, #95, 30)
Janice Tjen (🇮🇩, #130, 23)
H2H: First meeting.
Court speed & first strike: Indoors favor Tjen’s flatter pace and early BH. Jeanjean’s variety can blunt tempo, but if pushed back, Tjen dictates.
Serve/Return: Jeanjean must hit a high 1st-serve % to keep Tjen off her 2nd serve. Tjen’s ROS has been a clear weapon in 2025.
Experience vs momentum: Jeanjean owns bigger-stage reps, but Tjen’s red-hot 2025 form is the sharper factor. Variety helps extend rallies, though exchanges lean toward Tjen’s aggression.
Scoreboard pressure: Tjen has consistently pulled out tight sets; Jeanjean has dropped multiple deciding sets lately.
Ajla Tomljanović (🇦🇺, #91, 32)
Victoria Rodríguez (🇲🇽, #411, 30)
H2H: Tomljanović leads 2–0 (2013 Mérida ITF, 2017 Charlottesville ITF).
Tempo & weight of shot: Ajla’s heavier FH/BH from a deeper court position should push Rodríguez back, exposing the gap in rally tolerance over longer exchanges.
Serve/return dynamics: Rodríguez must shield her 2nd serve. Ajla’s ROS historically punishes softer seconds — especially indoors where the bounce window is truer.
Indoors wrinkle: Rodríguez brings fresh confidence and reps from qualies, but Tomljanović’s ball-striking quality should translate even without recent indoor volume.
Scoreboard pressure: Early Ajla breaks tend to lead to clinical set management at this tier; Vicky’s recent main-tour losses skew lopsided when the serve wobbles.
Ana Sofia Sanchez (🇲🇽, #179, 31, lefty)
Tiantsoa Sarah Rakotomanga Rajaonah (🇫🇷, #214, 23)
H2H: First meeting.
Surface fit: Indoors rewards cleaner ball-striking and first-strike execution. TS-RR’s 8–3 record indoors this year suggests she adapts well under a roof, while Sanchez’s strong 2025 came mainly outdoors.
Serve/Return: Sanchez’s lefty patterns can expose weaker 2nd serves, but TS-RR’s improved holds on quicker courts make her more stable in scoreboard-protection spots.
Physical & Mental: Sanchez brings higher match volume and resilience; TS-RR owns the fresher indoor confidence edge in tight deuce games.
Arianne Hartono (🇳🇱, #189, 29)
Solana Sierra (🇦🇷, #82, 21)
H2H: First meeting.
Patterns: Hartono needs first-strike precision (serve + BH DTL) to stop Sierra from settling into heavy FH cross-court patterns. Longer exchanges tilt to Sierra’s depth control and counter-punching.
Serve/Return: Indoors can amplify Hartono’s first-serve value, yet Sierra’s improved ROS vs pace (seen across grass/hard summer) should create more pressure games over time.
Physicality & Scoreboard: Sierra has handled long sets and breakers better this season; Hartono has leaked mid-set runs when tempo rises.
Indoors factor: Neutral surface gives Hartono a small bump, but Sierra’s rally tolerance and recent big-match reps remain the deciding edges.
Carolina Alves (🇧🇷, #237, 29yo)
Nauhany Vitória Leme Da Silva (🇧🇷, #1206, 15yo)
A classic experience-vs-youth battle: Alves brings rally tolerance and poise, while Leme Da Silva is talented but raw, with her serve and decision-making prone to errors under pressure.
Indoor courts remove Alves’s clay advantage, but her steadiness should outlast the debutant’s inconsistency. The crowd may cheer the teenager, yet in longer rallies Alves’s experience is likely to prevail.
Alves’s composure and stability give her the edge here. Unless she drops her level dramatically, she should control the match and force errors.
Pick: Alves in straight sets.
