Iga Swiatek vs Jelena Ostapenko Prediction 2/14/25 Doha Tennis Picks

The match took 20 games to decide and lasted an hour and 36 minutes. Swiatek prevailed 6-2, 7-5.

In the victory, Swiatek hit one ace and one double fault. She landed 68% of her first serves in play and won 70% of first serve points (30/43).

Swiatek won 60% of second serve points (12/20) and saved three of four break points. The Pole won 45% of return points (30/66) and converted four of nine break points.

Jelena Ostapenko Preview

Jelena Ostapenko got her revenge against Ons Jabeur who had beaten her in Abu Dhabi this past week. Ostapenko took out the Tunisian in straight sets to reach her third semifinal in Doha (former finalist).

The match took 16 games to decide and lasted an hour and 11 minutes. In the victory, Ostapenko hit four aces an five double faults.

She landed 60% of first serves in play and won 71% of first serve points (25/35). Ostapenko won 43% of second serve points (10/23) and saved three of four break points.

The Latvian won 58% of return points (29/50) and broke Jabeur five times in the match.

Iga Swiatek vs Jelena Ostapenko Head-To-Head

• Swiatek and Ostapenko have met four times on the WTA level.

• Remarkably, Ostapenko leads Swiatek 4-0 with three of their four meetings being on hard courts.

Iga Swiatek vs Jelena Ostapenko Betting Odds & Match Facts

• Swiatek starts as the pre-match favorite at -333. Ostapenko is the underdog at +250.

• The over 2.5 sets in the match has odds of +170.

• Swiatek owns the longest win streak in Doha with 15 wins.

• Swiatek hasn't lost a match on Doha since 2020 on her debut.

• Ostapenko has a perfect 4-0 record against Swiatek.

• Ostapenko has reached one final in Doha in the past but lost her other semifinal in 2022.

Iga Swiatek vs Jelena Ostapenko Prediction

Beating Iga Swiatek at the Qatar Open is proving to be an impossible task. Three straight titles in this tournament and she hasn't lost a match in five years. But one woman has been a thorn in her game throughout her career and that is Ostapenko. Whenever they meet, the Latvian's power completely overwhelms Swiatek.

So, if that unbelievable Swiatek streak is to end, then Ostapenko is the likeliest to do it because she has a perfect 4-0 record in the head-to-head. Also, when you consider that Ostapenko has lost just eight games combined in her last two matches against Jasmine Paolini and Ons Jabeur, it's not like she's low in confidence. I'll go with the upset here. It's not 2023 levels from Swiatek when she was unstoppable in Doha, so the Ostapenko plus money looks extremely enticing.