Every ATP and WTA match we analysed, newest first, with the tournaments we follow week by week.
Analysis only. Our pick: Jodar in three sets · analysis only. He has come from a set down in all three of his matches in Shanghai; Ruud reached the quarter-finals when Felix Auger-Aliassime retired at 5:2.
Analysis only. Our pick: Svitolina in three sets · analysis only. She leads the head to head 2-0, but Kartal beat Belinda Bencic and Jasmine Paolini this week, conceding two games to Paolini.
We back Shnaider to win the match: she has not dropped a set in Wuhan, while Ostapenko comes in after two three-setters on consecutive days.
Analysis only. Our pick: Zverev to win, most likely in three sets · analysis only. He is the stronger server, but his ankle flared up again in the Bublik match.
Analysis only. Our pick: Davidovich Fokina in three sets · analysis only. He won two deciding-set tie-breaks this week; Gea beat Ben Shelton and Jakub Mensik without dropping a set.
We back Jovic to win the match: she is 27-11 on hard courts this season, while Chwalinska, much stronger on clay, needed three sets on Wednesday.
Analysis only. Our pick: Shnaider in three sets · analysis only. Muchova needed two tie-breaks to get through on Wednesday, Shnaider lost four games.
We back Sakkari to win the match: she came from a set down to beat the eighth seed Marta Kostyuk, while Pohankova, ranked 202, plays her first WTA 1000 third round.
Analysis only. Our pick: Sabalenka 2:0 in sets · analysis only. She holds 81.7% of her service games this season against Li’s 70.5%, and Li wins only 45.2% of her second-serve points.
We back Medvedev to win the match: he has won 9 of his last 10 and wins 25.0% of his return games over his last ten matches with stats, against Tsitsipas’s 20.0%.