Jessica Pegula vs Marketa Vondrousova Prediction: Will we see in the semifinals not the 4th racket in the world but the 42nd?

Prediction for the WTA Wimbledon Jessica Pegula vs Marketa Vondrousova match which will take place on July 11th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available. 

Before the start of Wimbledon, Jessica Pegula played three matches at the tournament in Eastbourne. In the third round, she was weaker than her compatriot, Gauff. At Wimbledon, the American has four wins, and only one set lost to Davis in the second round of the Grand Slam tournaments. The match against Tsurenko was fast and lasted only an hour and 13 minutes. Pegula won it with a score of 6:1, 6:3. Pegula did not make aces with one double mistake and won 65% of points on the first serve and 77% on the second. Return statistics: 54%/54%, winners/unforced errors statistics 22/19.

If Jessica played three matches at the tournament in Eastbourne before the start of Wimbledon, then Marketa played three matches in Berlin. She won over Andreescu and Niemeier, defeated in two games by Sakkari. In London, the Czech has lost only one set, in the last 16 to Bouzkova. The match against Bouzkova lasted two hours and 12 minutes. Marketa won it with a score of 2:6, 6:4, 6:3. During the game, Vondrousova did not make aces with three double errors and won 60% of points on the first serve and 56% on the second. Return statistics 43%/47%, winners/unforced errors statistics 37/44.

There is a strong tennis school in the Czech Republic, and Czech women are especially famous for their ability to play on grass courts. Vondrousova also plays well on grass. Vondrousova beat powerful tennis players: Kudermetova, Vekic and Bouzkova. Pegula's opponents were easier, which is not surprising, given the American's position in the WTA rankings. At the same time, Marketa lost only one game in the last 16 in 4 games at Wimbledon. There is a feeling of underestimation by the oddsmakers of the Czech tennis player. We believe that Pegula is waiting for a tough game, and we will not be surprised to see in the semifinals not the 4th racket in the world but the 42nd.