Mirra Andreeva vs Aryna Sabalenka Prediction 6-5-24 Picks

Mirra Andreeva and Aryna Sabalenka meet Wednesday in the 2024 French Open Tennis quarterfinals. Here’s a Mirra Andreeva vs Aryna Sabalenka Prediction.

Mirra Andreeva Betting Preview

Mirra Andreeva is coming off a straight set win over Varvara Gracheva that took 20 Games to decide. In the victory, Andreeva won 71 percent of her first serve points and 55 percent of her second serve points. Andreeva won 63 percent of her total service points and converted on 5 of her 9 break points. Andreeva got 54 percent of her first serves in play and hit 22 winners. Andreeva has won 8 of her 9 sets this tournament and has now won 4 matches in two of her last three tournaments overall. Andreeva has a chance to make her first ever grand slam semifinal appearance. Andreeva has two career wins over top-10 players, and both of those wins came this year. Andreeva has won 8 of her last 10 matches on clay court.

Aryna Sabalenka Betting Preview

Aryna Sabalenka is coming off a straight set win over EMMA Navarro that took 17 Games to decide. In the victory, Sabalenka won 85 percent of her first serve points and 65 percent of her second serve points. Sabalenka won 77 percent of her total service points and converted on 4 of her 10 break points. Sabalenka got 60 percent of her first serves in play and hit 36 winners. Sabalenka hasn’t dropped a set this tournament, and she’s dropped 3 or fewer Games in 7 of her 8 sets. Sabalenka looks to make her ninth career grand slam semifinal and the second at the French Open. Sabalenka is 8-0 in career grand slam quarterfinal matches. Sabalenka has won 9 of her last 10 matches on clay court.

Mirra Andreeva vs Aryna Sabalenka H2H

Including a 2023 exhibition, Sabalenka is 3-0 against Andreeva. The most recent match was this year in Madrid, which Sabalenka won in straight sets. The other match was 2023 Madrid, which Sabalenka also won in straight sets.

Mirra Andreeva vs Aryna Sabalenka Prediction

We’re seeing something special with Andreeva, as she’s in a grand slam quarterfinal and is still only 17 years old. I wouldn’t put anything past the talented Andreeva. With that said, Andreeva is still wet behind the ears on the big stage, and it’s not often we see young, inexperienced players go this deep in grand slams. Sabalenka has cruised past Andreeva in previous meetings, and she’s been arguably the most consistent player on the women’s side dating back to last year. There’s just no reason to step in front of Sabalenka, even if Andreeva is playing well.

Give me Sabalenka in straight sets for max betting value.