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It was one of those slates where a few points decided a lot. The U.S. had to grind past Spain at the United Cup after Coco Gauff’s upset loss, and Taylor Fritz answered with tiebreak nerves of steel. Elsewhere, early-round boards started taking shape in Brisbane and Hong Kong with seeded players doing what bettors want them to do: handle business, mostly cleanly.
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If you’re betting these events, you have to keep an eye on match winners, game and set handicaps, totals, and any props your book posts. The market can swing fast off one shaky service set or a tiebreak flip, so checking the latest tennis odds and lines before you lock anything in is non-negotiable.
Tennis Picks of the Day
If you want a tighter betting plan for the slate, start with a short list and build from there. The best approach is usually to focus on matchups where the recap tells you something real about momentum, serving stability, or late-set composure. You can find today’s tennis picks and keep it simple from there.
Top Takeaways
- Fritz saving a match point and still winning two tiebreaks is the kind of closing profile bettors care about when sets get tight.
- Spain got real value from Bouzas Maneiro’s three-set win over Gauff, but the U.S. stabilized by winning the next two matches to take the tie 2-1.
- Mixed doubles decided the group, and the 6-0 second set from Gauff and Harrison was as clean a “slam the door” set as you’ll see.
- Medvedev’s opener was a reminder that break-point volume matters: six conversions and Fucsovics leaking 26 unforced errors is a bad combo if you’re holding the dog.
- Borges’ stat line was sharp: five breaks on eight chances and a big winners edge, which usually translates well when you’re handicapping second-round hold pressure.
- Several “next up” matchups are already set, including Medvedev-Tiafoe, Borges-Cilic, and Wu-Rublev, so the board will price in form fast.
Tennis Match Recaps
Coco Gauff vs Jessica Bouzas Maneiro Recap: Bouzas Maneiro wins Not confirmed
Jessica Bouzas Maneiro pulled the upset, handing Coco Gauff a surprising three-set loss in the United Cup opener. That result immediately put pressure on the U.S. to answer back.
From a betting lens, this is the kind of match that usually shows up later as “why was that price so short?” but the key detail here is simple: it went three sets and the favorite did not get it done. Anything beyond that is not confirmed.
Taylor Fritz vs Jaume Munar Recap: Fritz wins 7-6 (4), 3-6, 7-6 (6)
Taylor Fritz leveled the United Cup tie for the U.S. with a 7-6 (4), 3-6, 7-6 (6) win over Jaume Munar in Perth. The headline is the match point save, because that’s the entire match in one moment.
The turning point was survival. Fritz stared down a match point, got through it, and still had enough composure to win the final-set tiebreak. If you’re tracking live angles, that kind of escape often flips the entire match narrative in seconds.
Coco Gauff/Christian Harrison vs Yvonne Cavalle-Reimers/Inigo Cervantes Recap: Gauff/Harrison win 7-6 (5), 6-0
Coco Gauff and Christian Harrison clinched Group A for the U.S. with a 7-6 (5), 6-0 win over Yvonne Cavalle-Reimers and Inigo Cervantes. Tight first set, then it turned into a blowout.
That swing matters. A tiebreak set can go either way, but the second-set 6-0 tells you the closing stretch was one-way traffic once the U.S. got separation.
Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Billy Harris Recap: Tsitsipas wins 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (4)
Stefanos Tsitsipas rallied past Billy Harris 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (4) as Greece took a 2-0 lead over Great Britain in Group E (Perth). Dropping the first set and still winning is one thing, but he had to finish it in a tiebreak.
The key betting note is the middle set response. A 6-1 set usually signals control, but the match still came down to a tiebreak, so it wasn’t a cruise. That’s the type of profile that can matter if you’re thinking about next-match volatility.
Maria Sakkari vs Emma Raducanu Recap: Sakkari wins Not confirmed
Maria Sakkari beat Emma Raducanu in three sets as Greece moved ahead 2-0 in the tie. The exact scoreline is not confirmed.
What matters from the recap is that it took three sets, which is often where in-match swings decide everything. If you’re looking for anything more specific on how it turned, it’s not confirmed here.
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Daniil Medvedev vs Marton Fucsovics Recap: Medvedev wins 6-2, 6-3
Top seed Daniil Medvedev opened in Brisbane with a 6-2, 6-3 win over Marton Fucsovics in 70 minutes. He converted six of 10 break points, and Fucsovics piled up 26 unforced errors.
That’s a pretty direct handicapper’s recap. When one player is creating break chances all match and the other is donating errors, the margin usually looks exactly like this. Medvedev now gets Frances Tiafoe next, which is a very different type of test.
Jiri Lehecka vs Tomas Machac Recap: Lehecka wins 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2
No. 3 seed Jiri Lehecka outlasted Tomas Machac 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-2 in Brisbane. It was the one seeded-player match on the slate that actually made you sweat.
The turning point was the third set reset. After dropping the second in a tiebreak, Lehecka came back and took the decider 6-2, which is usually about getting back to first-strike patterns and not letting the match stay coin-flippy.
Nuno Borges vs Damir Dzumhur Recap: Borges wins 6-4, 6-3
No. 8 seed Nuno Borges advanced in Hong Kong with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Damir Dzumhur. Borges hit five aces, converted five of eight break chances, and finished with 18 winners to Dzumhur’s nine.
The bet takeaway is efficiency. He got looks on return and actually cashed them, and the winners edge suggests he was dictating enough points to avoid the “one break decides everything” trap. Next up is Marin Cilic.
Marin Cilic vs Adrian Mannarino Recap: Cilic wins 6-3, 6-2
Marin Cilic moved on with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Adrian Mannarino in Hong Kong. Straight sets, no drama in the scoreline.
That kind of result usually keeps markets steady rather than forcing a major re-price. The next match with Borges is where bettors will decide how much weight to put on each opener.
Yibing Wu vs Fabian Marozsan Recap: Wu wins 6-4, 6-2
Wild card Yibing Wu won 6-4, 6-2 over Fabian Marozsan in Hong Kong. He’s now set to face No. 3 seed Andrey Rublev in the Round of 16.
The key turning point here is the second set separation. A 6-2 finish after a tighter first usually points to one player finding a clean adjustment, and now the question is whether that carries over against a seeded opponent.
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