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Monday, September 15, 2025
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Lois Boisson vs Ku Yeon Woo
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WTA Seoul — Lois Boisson vs Ku Yeon Woo
WTA Seoul
🧠 Form & Context
Lois Boisson (🇫🇷, #47, 22y)
- 🚀 Breakthrough year: shocked the tour with a Roland Garros SF as WC (beat Pegula, Andreeva, Mertens).
- 🏆 Titles: Hamburg WTA 250, Saint-Gaudens W75.
- 📉 Struggles off clay: 0–2 on hard in 2025 (losses to Golubic & Teichmann).
- 📊 Clay 2025: 26–7 → Elite rise; Hard 2025: 0–2.
- ➡️ First career appearance in Seoul.
Ku Yeon Woo (🇰🇷, #333, 22y)
- 🎟️ Wildcard entry: only 2nd WTA MD of career, first was Seoul 2023 (lost to Liu).
- 🔥 ITF dominance: 7 finals in 2025, with titles in Taipei (June) & Thailand (Sept).
- 📊 Hard 2025: 41–15 at ITF level, building momentum.
- 🇰🇷 Home crowd factor: chance to shine, though step up in level is massive.
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Laura Siegemund vs Sofia Kenin
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WTA Seoul — Laura Siegemund vs Sofia Kenin
WTA Seoul
🧠 Form & Context
Laura Siegemund (🇩🇪, #44, 37y)
- ✨ Veteran resurgence: Wimbledon QF this summer (beat Stearns, Fernandez, Keys).
- ✅ Slam consistency: R3 at AO & USO in 2025.
- 📈 Back inside top 50 for first time since 2021.
- ⚠️ Workload concern: at 37, recovery between events is tougher.
- 📊 2025 Hard W-L: 12–11.
Sofia Kenin (🇺🇸, #31, 26y)
- 🎯 Strong start to 2025: RU Charleston, QF Hobart & Dubai.
- 📉 Slump since RG: just 2 MD wins from Berlin → US Open.
- 🚨 Current streak: 4 straight losses (Krueger, Gracheva, Mboko, Townsend).
- 🔙 Past Seoul: 1R loss in 2023 to Jang (No. 162).
- 📊 2025 Hard W-L: 13–12.
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Katerina Siniakova vs Park Sohyun
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WTA Seoul — Katerina Siniakova vs Sohyun Park
WTA Seoul
🧠 Form & Context
Katerina Siniakova (🇨🇿, #78)
- 🔄 Former top-30, now hovering around #80 after uneven 2025.
- ✅ Qualified cleanly here: d. Sharma & Gibson in straights.
- 🏆 Titles this year: Warsaw 125K, plus SF in Cluj.
- 📉 Slam woes: R1 exits at USO, RG, AO, Wimbledon.
- 💡 Still doubles world #2, but singles success has been sporadic.
Park Sohyun (🇰🇷, #294)
- 🎟️ Wildcard entry, third Korea Open MD (previous R1 losses 2018 & 2022).
- ↗️ Ranking climb: back into top 300 with 2 ITF titles in 2025.
- 🏟️ Home soil boost: local support but limited WTA-level exposure.
- ⚠️ Record vs top-100: 0–3, each time failing to win more than 2 games per set.
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Ashlyn Krueger vs Eva Lys
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WTA Seoul — Ashlyn Krueger vs Eva Lys
WTA Seoul
Hard Court
Round of 32
🧠 Form & Context
Ashlyn Krueger (🇺🇸, #42)
- 🔻 2025 struggles: no consecutive MD wins since March.
- 💡 Bright start: QF Adelaide, RU Abu Dhabi, R16 Miami (beat Rybakina & Fernandez).
- 📉 Summer slump: 3–6 since Wimbledon, lost to Cristian at USO R2.
- 📊 Hard 2025: 17–12 overall.
Eva Lys (🇩🇪, #56)
- 🚀 Summer surge: Montreal R3 (d. Pavlyuchenkova), Cleveland QF, Cincinnati R2 (took set off Keys).
- 📈 6 wins across North American swing → nearing top 50.
- ⚠️ Inconsistent closer: only 1 tour-level QF in 2025 until Cleveland.
- 📊 Hard 2025: 16–11 overall.
🔍 Match Breakdown
Krueger’s edge: bigger serve + first-strike forehand can rush Lys if she lands her 1st serves.
Lys’ counter: absorbs pace well, thrives in extended rallies, and has higher recent match confidence.
Momentum factor: Krueger’s form dipped post-spring, while Lys arrives battle-tested from August swing.
X-factor: Both exited R2 at USO but Lys was sharper in summer, while Krueger carries upside if she rediscovers Abu Dhabi/Miami level.
🔮 Prediction
Very even matchup, reflected in odds. Krueger has higher peak weapons but Lys is steadier right now. If Krueger serves above 65% and shortens rallies, she edges it. Otherwise, Lys’ resilience tips the balance.
Pick: Lys in 3 sets (slight lean). Upset chance both ways is real.
Ponchet J. vs Seidel E.
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Ponchet vs Seidel — WTA Seoul Preview
WTA Seoul
Hard Court
🧠 Form & Context
Jessika Ponchet (🇫🇷, #167)
- 🔄 Patchy 2025: 4 tour-level MD wins; 7 QF runs across all levels.
- 🛣️ Seoul via qualies: d. Carle; d. Okamura (saved MP).
- 🧱 Hard 2025: 12–7; multi-surface grinder, sprinkles S&V looks.
- 📉 Slowed since 2024 peak (#104); aiming to re-enter top-150 zone.
Ella Seidel (🇩🇪, #101)
- 🚀 Top-100 push: consistent hard-court results keep her close.
- 🎢 Seoul qualies: d. Hontama 7–6 in 3 (saved 5 MPs); d. Zakharova in 3.
- 💪 Summer highlight: Cincinnati R16 with wins over Navarro, Kessler, Kudermetova.
- 🧭 Hard 2025: 12–5; five hard-court QFs this season.
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Joint M. vs Fruhvirtova L.
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Joint vs Fruhvirtova — WTA Seoul Preview
WTA Seoul
Hard Court
🧠 Form & Context
Maya Joint (🇦🇺, #45)
- 💥 Breakout 2025: titles in Rabat (clay) & Eastbourne (grass).
- 🎯 Hard season: 20–13 with four QF-or-better runs; five top-50 wins (incl. Fernandez, Haddad Maia).
- 🛑 Last match: US Open R2 vs Anisimova → two weeks’ rest; fresh start here.
- 🧩 Identity: first-strike serve + forehand, looks to keep points short when in rhythm.
Linda Fruhvirtova (🇨🇿, #137)
- 🔄 Rebuilding year: finals at PV 125K & Birmingham 125K; Miami R3 earlier in the season.
- 🚀 Qualified in Seoul: d. Jeong, d. Paquet — match-sharp on arrival.
- 📉 From top-50 in 2022 to #215 earlier in 2025; momentum now turning upward.
- 🧱 Identity: gritty baseline work, extends rallies, draws errors when exchanges get long.
🔍 Match Breakdown
On a standard hard court, tempo control decides it. If Joint lands first-serve locations and wins the +1 forehand battle, she keeps Fruhvirtova on the back foot and avoids the grind. Linda’s route is the opposite: absorb, neutralize, and make Joint hit one extra ball from awkward heights — especially to the backhand wing.
The early games are pivotal. A clean start from Joint (first-serve north of her season average, forehand depth to the corners) sets a front-running tone. If Fruhvirtova turns neutral into long rallies and finds the BH line change, scoreboard pressure can flip and errors creep in for the Aussie.
Rested vs match-ready: Joint’s freshness should lift peak ball-striking; Fruhvirtova’s qualifying reps sharpen timing. Whoever wins the second-serve exchange — Joint protecting, Linda attacking — likely dictates the script.
🔮 Prediction
Joint’s higher ceiling and recent scalps tilt this her way. Expect resistance when rallies stretch, but if the serve-plus-one pattern lands, the scoreboard should move quickly in her favor.
Pick: Joint in two sets (2–0 lean).
📊 Tale of the Tape (Qualitative)
- First-strike pop: Edge Joint — bigger serve + forehand combinations.
- Rally tolerance: Edge Fruhvirtova — better in extended, grinding exchanges.
- Form context: Joint arrives rested; Fruhvirtova match-sharp from qualies.
- Second-serve battleground: Slight edge Joint if she protects; flips to Linda if she can attack early.
- Momentum swing factor: If rallies lengthen, Linda’s chances rise; short points favor Joint.
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