Danielle Collins - Iga Schwentek: betting tip for the WTA Rome match

Current form

Collins has already spoken in interviews about her retirement, but continues to play, although not so often. Danielle is holding only the second tournament on clay. In Charleston, she reached the quarterfinals. In Rome, the American defends the points for last year's semi-final, started immediately from the second round and confidently defeated Roose with a score of 6-3, 6-3.

Professional qualities

Danielle has a well-placed forehand shot in his arsenal, which he often uses to complete combinations. She also has a good first serve, but the accuracy of hitting the first ball is not always pleasing.

Current indicators in the tour

Collins has played only 13 matches since the beginning of the year, with eight wins and five losses. She currently ranks 35th in the world ranking.

Interesting facts for betting

• For two years in a row in Rome, Collins has consistently made it to the 1/8 finals
• Only one of Collins' five previous matches had three sets played.

Current form

Schwentek is the current winner of the Rome tournament and has started defending her title with more than confidence. In the opening match, Iga defeated the local tennis player Kocharetto with a score of 6-1, 6-0. It should be noted that the tournament in the Italian capital is one of the most successful in her career for the Polish tennis player, she won the title here three times.

Professional qualities

Schwentek has a rich technical arsenal, a powerful forehand, a good first serve, and she can confidently practice long draws on the back line. At the same time, we note that Iga does not like when rivals seize the initiative and act ahead of the curve.

Current indicators in the tour

Since the beginning of the year, Iga has won 27 out of 35 matches in the round, but still remains without a title. She ranks second in the ranking and so far has not been able to get close to Sobolenko.

Interesting facts for betting

• Schwentek has won three titles in her career in Rome.
• In four consecutive matches with Schwentek, no more than seven games were played in the first set.