Australian Open Women's Singles: Day 7 Predictions and Analysis

The women's singles division at the Australian Open promises exciting matchups and fierce competition as it enters its seventh day. The third round, which concluded on Day 7, included competitors who had overcome the difficulties of an extremely competitive event. Let's examine the forecasts made by our specialists, Glenys Furness, Damian Kust, and Jordan Reynolds, for the main matches, which include the fascinating battle between Victoria Azarenka and Jelena Ostapenko.

Jordan Reynolds:

Golubic proved her mettle in a three-set win over Katerina Siniakova, but Svitolina presents a different obstacle. Svitolina is a very strong opponent because of her increased aggression and general class. I think the Ukrainian will surpass Golubic since she is performing at her peak.

Damian Kust:

Golubic's ability has been demonstrated by her recent victories at the WTA 125 and ITF levels. Nonetheless, since her return, Svitolina's game has improved, exhibiting a greater degree of aggression. Both players may have difficulties in this match, but Svitolina's advantage and long runs should guarantee her victory.*Prediction: Svitolina in 2*

Glenys Furness:

Svitolina has been outstanding; thus far, she has not dropped a set. But Golubic has worked very hard to get to this point. Svitolina dominated their 2019 meeting in its prior meeting. Svitolina's class should win.*Prediction: Svitolina in 2*

Jordan Reynolds:

Stephens is back to his previous level after his remarkable comeback against Daria Kasatkina. Having a 15-3 win/loss record in recent months, Kalinskaya, who is in good condition herself, has the advantage. The Russian is the favorite in what looks to be a hotly contested match because of her solid play.

Damian Kust:

Stephens's volatile nature combines with Kalinskaya's recent outstanding play. Though Stephens reached her historic zenith in 2017–2018, Kalinskaya’s current form indicates she can carry on with her successful streak.

Glenys Furness:

Stephens' shock victory over the #14 seed demonstrated her tenacity. Kalinskaya is a formidable opponent who has faced him twice and won both times. A competitive match is to be expected.

Jordan Reynolds:

In round two, both players put on outstanding performances against opponents who were British. Wang will have to counter Zheng's huge serve, but Zheng, who has developed the most over the previous year, is the favorite to win in a close match.

Damian Kust:

Zheng appears ready to take advantage of the opportunities that this quarter presents itself. She is a dependable choice to advance because to her recent consistency and mental toughness.

Glenys Furness:

Wang and Zheng engage in an all-Chinese duel. Zheng's position as the seed tilts the odds in her favor even if Wang won the match in 2018. Expect a fiercely contested game..

Jordan Reynolds:

Ostapenko is a formidable opponent for two-time Australian Open champion Azarenka. The Latvian is looking for revenge after Azarenka defeated her in Brisbane, and her current aggressive style has been impressive. Perhaps now is Ostapenko's chance for a deep Grand Slam run.

Damian Kust:

Although Azarenka claimed victory in their most recent match, Ostapenko's flat power presents a special challenge. Anticipate a possible turn of events that will result in another fierce struggle.

Glenys Furness:

An intriguing battle between Azarenka, who wins the head-to-head, and Ostapenko, a seed above. Azarenka's most recent victory in Brisbane makes the matchup more complicated. She might steal a set while Ostapenko battles Azarenka.

These predictions offer a peek at the possible results of intriguing matchups as the Australian Open Women's Singles goes on. Tennis fans can expect exciting matches, calculated moves, and surprising turns as these talented players compete for the title in the third round. It's going to be another exciting day of tennis in Australia.