Anastasia Potapova – Mirra Andreeva. Andy Murray’s support comes in handy
Nikolay Dyatlov July 7, 2023, 12:45 Moscow time Audio version: Your browser does not support the audio element.
The 16-year-old Russian girl is encouraged by the two-time Wimbledon champion. This will help to impose a fight on a more experienced compatriot.
July 8, 2023 Anastasia Potapova and Mirra Andreeva will play the third round of Wimbledon. Start: no earlier than 13:00 Moscow time. Experts have already made a prediction, they prefer Anastasia – you can bet on her victory with a coefficient of 1.71. Analysts estimate Mirra’s success at 2.14.
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Bookmakers odds for the Wimbledon match Anastasia Potapova – Mirra Andreeva on July 8, 2023
Bookmakers suggest that the match Anastasia Potapova – Mirra Andreeva will turn out to be stubborn. The total of more than 21.5 games is worth 1.81 and the total of less than 21.5 games is worth 2.00. You can bet that Potapova will win with a score of 2:0 in sets by 2.62.
Analysis and prediction for the Wimbledon match Anastasia Potapova – Mirra Andreeva (07.08.2023)
At the stage of the third round of Wimbledon, the grid brought together two Russian tennis players. Anastasia Potapova, who already has two titles under her belt, will take on the talented Mirra Andreeva. The match will start no earlier than 13:00 Moscow time.
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Anastasia Potapova continues to progress this season. She is still a young tennis player who is improving her game, but she hasn’t reached her peak yet. In two matches at Wimbledon, the Russian woman did not experience any problems: the Swiss Celine Naef and the Slovenian Kaya Juvan were defeated in straight sets.
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Potapova reached the third round of the Grand Slam for the first time in her career. Last year she did not participate, and the year before she withdrew after her first match with Croatian Donna Vekic. In recent years, one might get the impression that Anastasia doesn’t know how to play on grass, but she has made great progress in this direction.
The 22-year-old athlete prepared well for Wimbledon after the tournament in Birmingham, where she reached the semifinals, losing only in three sets to future Latvian champion Elena Ostapenko. Each of Potapova’s matches lasted over an hour and a half, but in London she got by much faster, giving up no more than eight games a match.
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In general, Anastasia allowed almost no misses this season. She was eliminated five times in the quarterfinals, and in the Austrian Linz she won the second title of her career. There are advances in Grand Slam tournaments. At the Australian Open, the Russian played only two matches, while at Roland Garros three. Now she wants more.
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Mirra Andreeva continues to conquer new tennis heights. In the second round she beat the Czech Barbora Kreychikova, who occupies the 11th line of the world ranking. Now, in matches with representatives of the top 20, Andreeva has a positive win-loss balance. But more importantly, she is getting better and better on grass.
Mirra admitted before Wimbledon that she couldn’t get used to the new surface at first and fell often. However, all this did not prevent him from winning five out of five possible victories. The matches are not easy for her: with the Chinese Xiyu Wang in the first round, the game lasted almost three hours. However, the Russian woman makes half as many unforced errors as her rivals, which also says a lot.
Kreychikova retired in the second set with 0:4 in the games, but this does not outshine Andreeva’s excellent game. She performed perfectly on the lines and at the net, was not distracted by the opponent’s problems and served effectively. This year, Mirra always made it to at least the third round. She pointed out that she did not have a specific goal, but simply wanted to win, so she felt no pressure.
However, in the next meeting, the 16-year-old has some goals. Last year, in her debut match at the professional level, she lost to Anastasia Potapova. It was at a tournament in Tunisia. Mirra took a game and in general looked good, but she lacked experience: 1: 2 (3: 6, 7: 6, 3: 6).
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Anastasia Potapova is more experienced, she has many victories to her credit. And yet Andreeva has surprised more than once, she feels better on the grass, so another victory will not be a sensation. But here’s a stubborn gathering for sure. A bet on over 22.5 games for 2.03 looks good.
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Interestingly, Andreeva develops a friendship with two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray. In one of her interviews, the Russian woman called him beautiful, and he began sending her encouraging messages in response. However, Mirra herself admitted that she tries to avoid him when they meet, because she is very shy. Likewise, the 16-year-old athlete praised the tournament, saying that she was starting to like the grass surface.
Prediction and bet on the Wimbledon match Anastasia Potapova – Mirra Andreeva 8 July 2023
In the match between two Russians, experts clearly prefer Potapova. This is understandable, because she is ranked 23rd in the world, while Mirra Andreeva has just started her tennis career. And yet, the young athlete is always ready to surprise, she has already lost to Potapova and now she does not mind taking revenge on her. The match must be tense and prolonged.
Tender: total games over 22.5 for 2.03.
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