Martina Trevisan vs Olivia Gadecki – Guadalajara Open Tennis Prediction and Pick 9/13/24

Former Roland Garros semifinalist Martina Trevisan will play Australian qualifier Olivia Gadecki in the quarterfinal of the 2024 Guadalajara Open. The match is scheduled for Friday, September 13, 2024. Here’s our Martina Trevisan vs Olivia Gadecki prediction. This article will also contain a Martina Trevisan vs Olivia Gadecki pick.

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Martina Trevisan is coming off a straight sets win over home favorite Renata Zarazua, which took 19 games to decide. The match lasted about two hours. In the victory, Trevisan compiled three aces to four double faults and landed 71% first serves. 

The Italian lefty won 59% of first-serve points (30/51) and 48% of second-serve points (10/21). Trevisan converted five of 10 break points while saving five on her own serve. This is the 30-year-old’s 20th win of the season in all competitions. She has emulated her quarterfinal run from the Gudalarahara Open 125K tournament this past week, but will fitness be a concern this time as it was when she retired to Kamilla Rakhimova?

Olivia Gadecki is running the gauntlet this week as she’s had to defeat some notable names to make the business end of the draw at the 2024 Guadalajara Open. The Australian World No. 152 came through qualifying and has doubled her wins in the main draw this week by beating the American duo of Sloane Stephens and Danielle Collins. 

The victory over Collins is the most shocking result of the week as it was Gadecki’s second-ever Top 20 win of her young career. The match took 18 games to decide, and Collins was extremely error-prone, committing eight double faults and dropping her serve four times. The second seed also tallied 35 unforced errors, which played a huge part in the defeat.

Martina Trevisan vs Olivia Gadecki Head-To-Head

• Trevisan and Gadecki have never played each other at any level before this week.

Martina Trevisan vs Olivia Gadecki Prediction

Gadecki has an overall better record against lefties in her career (21-8), which is mostly at the lower levels. But she has lost two of her last three matches against southpaws on the WTA Tour this year. And you could argue that Trevisan is one of the best of the bunch that she is going to face. The Italian is known for her clever use of sharp angles and moments of improvisation as that will be the strategy to disrput the Australian’s momentum this week.