Okbet Sports | 2022 US Open Quarterfinals : Kyrgios vs. Khachanov and Gauff vs. Garcia, including expert betting picks, odds, predictions, and tennis best bets.

seookbet September 13, 2022 in TENNIS - 5 Minutes

OKBET SPORTS BETTING NEWS – 2022 US OPEN QUARTERFINALS

At the Okbet sports 2022 US Open Quarterfinal, both the men’s and women’s singles quarterfinals commence on Tuesday. Tuesday’s action on the hard courts of the USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York features a men’s match that may not be as one-sided as anticipated, and a women’s match that pairs one

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Grand Slam men’s matches are best-of-five sets, while women’s matches are best-of-three sets, identical to the rest of the WTA Tour. Previous hard court results, recent form, and stylistic pairings can aid in predicting the outcomes of Tuesday’s matches.

Karen Khachanov (+425) vs. Nick Kyrgios (-600)

Nick Kyrgios is a more focused and fit version of himself than in previous years, but it would be premature to label him as a significant favorite in his fourth Grand Slam quarterfinal. He defeated unseeded Cristian Garin in the third round of this year’s Wimbledon after suffering two consecutive losses. The 31st-ranked Khachanov provides a far tougher challenge for Kyrgios, who must avoid a letdown after defeating the No. 1 seed Daniil Medvedev.

Khachanov is in his third Grand Slam Okbet sports 2022 US Open Quarterfinal, and the 26-year-old Russian won the silver medal on hard courts at the Tokyo Olympics last year. They have split their last two meetings, with Khachanov prevailing in Cincinnati in 2019 and Kyrgios retaliating in a fifth-set tiebreaker in the Australian Open in 2020. Kyrgios is a deserving favorite, but the value on Khachanov as a huge underdog is difficult to ignore.

Prediction : Kyrgios will win in five sets.

Matteo Berrettini (+100) vs. Casper Ruud (-120)

This contest is close, but Berrettini’s familiarity with speedier surfaces should give him a little lead.

Both players have reached one Grand Slam final, with Ruud doing so at the French Open this year and Berrettini at Wimbledon last year. Berrettini also reached the semifinals in 2019 and at the Australian Open, whereas this is Ruud’s first Grand Slam semifinal on a surface other than clay.

Ruud is the slight oddsmakers’ favorite due to his 3-2 head-to-head advantage over Berrettini and seven-spot advantage in the rankings at No. 7. However, Berrettini won their only previous hard court meeting in straight sets at the 2020 US Open, and the Italian’s powerful serve could be the X-factor in this otherwise close matchup.

Prediction: Berrettini in four sets.

Ons Jabeur (-225) vs. Ajla Tomljanovic (+180)

Tomljanovic won’t have any trouble believing in herself after her big win over Serena Williams and her 7-6 (8), 6-1 victory over Liudmila Samsonova in the fourth round, in which she saved eight set points.

However, Jabeur is a much tougher opponent for the unseeded Australian than Serena Williams was. Jabeur is ranked fifth, and she’d be even higher if the ranking points she got for coming in second at Wimbledon counted.

On the other hand, Tomljanovic hasn’t played a seeded opponent yet at this tournament. Style-wise, this match is also in Jabeur’s favor. Tomljanovic likes to redirect his opponent’s power, but Jabeur doesn’t give you much speed to work with. Instead, he builds points well and uses spins and slices. If Jabeur can serve like she did against Veronika Kudermetova in the fourth round (11 aces and no double faults), she should win easily. Even if her serve isn’t as good as it was, Jabeur should still be able to win, just like she did the last two times these two played.

Prediction : Jabeur will win in two sets.

Coco Gauff (+105) vs. Caroline Garcia (-125)

This match is likely to come down to how well Gauff serves, as neither player has dropped a set in this event. If Garcia is getting consistent looks at Gauff’s poor second serve, even Gauff’s superb defensive talents may not be enough to thwart Garcia’s excursions forward. Gauff should collect a large number of free points against Garcia’s aggressive play thanks to the American’s formidable first serve, which is much less susceptible to attack. If Gauff can continue her serve accuracy after making at least 67 percent of her first serves in each of her last three matches, Garcia’s recent streak of victories will certainly come to a stop. Gauff leads their head-to-head matchup 2-0, but a 3-0 advantage in head-to-head didn’t assist fellow American Alison Riske-Amritraj in the previous round against Garcia, whose timing and confidence are as high as they’ve ever been at any stage in her career.

Gauff is predicted to win in three sets.