Amanda Anisimova vs Jodie Burrage Prediction 6/9/25 Queen’s Tennis Picks

Amanda Anisimova and Jodie Burrage meet in the first round of the HSBC Championships at London’s Queen’s Club. The match is scheduled for Monday, June 9. Here’s our Amanda Anisimova vs Jodie Burrage prediction. This preview will also include an Amanda Anisimova vs Jodie Burrage pick.

Amanda Anisimova Preview

Amanda Anisimova is the eighth seed at Queen’s Club. This is a WTA 500 tournament, marking its debut on the calendar to kick off the grass-court swing in the UK. Anisimova is making her Top 15 debut thanks to her fourth-round finish at Roland Garros, where she lost to eventual finalist Aryna Sabalenka in straight sets.

Anisimova had a solid clay swing, winning eight of 13 matches and reaching a semifinal at the WTA 500 in Charleston. The American has played 22 grass court matches in her career. She has a 13-9 record on the surface. Last year, Anisimova was in the early stages of her comeback and had a low ranking. She had to play Wimbledon qualifying and lost in the third round stage. It was the first time she’d played on grass since 2022 when she reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals.

Jodie Burrage Preview

Jodie Burrage is ranked 162nd in the WTA rankings. She is a former Top 100 player. Burrage had a 1-5 record on clay in the past two months, mostly competing on the ITF, although she played in the main draw of Roland Garros and lost the opening match to Danielle Collins.

Burrage began her grass preparations in Birmingham this past week, where she defeated Jana Fett in the opening round but lost her second match to 20-year-old Linda Fruhvirtova. She has a 20-25 lifetime record on grass, famously reaching the Nottingham final two summers ago, and lost a historic title match to Katie Boulter.

Amanda Anisimova vs Jodie Burrage Head-To-Head

Anisimova and Burrage have never met at this level. This first-round match will be their first clash on the WTA Tour.

Amanda Anisimova vs Jodie Burrage Prediction

There’s a big talent gap, no doubt, with Anisiova coming in as a Top 15 player and a Masters title in her locker. But it’s always tricky to face British players on grass right off the bat. Anisimova hasn’t had any preparation and is jumping off the vacation train to be here at Queen’s to begin her grass swing. Burrage has played two matches this past week in Birmingham, when the French Open entered a second week, and has a slightly decent record on the surface in recent years. This could have three sets in it, but Anisimova should still prevail.