Every ATP and WTA match we analysed, newest first, with the tournaments we follow week by week.
Analysis only. Our pick: Kostyuk in three sets · analysis only. She is the stronger player on paper, but this is her first match since a wrist injury.
We back Bartunkova to win the match: a week ago she beat Sabalenka and Muchova on her way to the Beijing semi-finals, while Tagger has lost four of her last five.
Analysis only. Our pick: Alcaraz 2:0, about 6:4, 6:3, which keeps Bergs inside +5.5 games · analysis only. Bergs serves big and holds 81.8% of his service games, so we expect one break a set, not a rout.
We back Auger-Aliassime to win the match: the world No. 5 serves 10.1 aces a match on hard courts to Carreno Busta’s 3.3 and is 21-9 on hard courts this season.
Analysis only. Our pick: Zheng in three sets. She serves nine aces a match and has won five in a row at home; Mertens has just beaten Gauff and Swiatek, so this is close.
Analysis only. Our pick: Cerundolo +6.5 games. We expect Alcaraz to win, but not by a landslide: four of his five first sets in Tokyo went to a tie-break, and he plays his first match four days after that title.
We back Vacherot to win the match: he beat Tsitsipas and Fils in Tokyo last week, while Baez has won one of his last five.
Analysis only. Our pick: Swiatek in two sets. Mertens has just beaten Gauff 6:3, 6:3, and Swiatek has already dropped a set this week.
We back Djokovic to win the match: he is 8-0 against Hurkacz, and Hurkacz retired hurt in Beijing four days ago.
Analysis only. Our pick: Svitolina in three sets. Zheng plays at home with a big serve, and that makes this close to an even match.