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Tagger started the year strong with an 8-2 record and a title last week on the ITF circuit, climbing to a new career-high of 128 on the rankings list. On the other side, Adkar is ranked 695 after a 19-19 record last year, of which 11-14 came on hard courts. She got the wild card to enter this main draw like she did last year and lost easily in straight sets, and she won a set in only 4 of her 19 losses last year. Tagger didn't drop a set in 25 of her 34 wins last year, and she also didn't drop a single set en route to winning the title last week, so got to expect her to easily outclass the much weaker Adkar and win this one in straight sets as well.

Potapova is ranked 58th with a 4-4 record on the year, highlighted by reaching the 3rd round at the AO, after a 24-16 record last year of which 7-1 came indoors. On the other side, Bronzetti is ranked 110th with a 2-2 record, and both of her wins came in qualifying after she was a poor 23-33 last year. Potapova is strong, 41-20 for her career indoors, and she is defending the title here. Bronzetti is 22-22 in the last 6 years indoors. Potapova is dominating their H2H meetings, leading 5-0 with wins on all surfaces, including 2 wins indoors, so got to expect Potapova to dominate here and win this one.

Potapova is world number 58, who was very good at 24-16 last year, and she opened this year with a 4-4 record, reaching the 3rd round of the AO where she lost to world number 1 Sabalenka after two tiebreaks. On the other side, Bronzetti is world number 110 and is 2-2 on the year after a bad last year when she was 23-33. Potapova is 41-20 for her career indoors and has a great record here, arriving as defending champion after making the semifinal on her previous visit. On the other side, Bronzetti is 22-22 indoors over the last 6 years of her career. Potapova leads their H2H matches by perfect 5-0 with wins on all surfaces, including two indoors. Her last three wins in those H2H encounters came by 9, 5, and 7 games' difference, with the last one being here last year by 9 games difference, and Potapova is even better this time around, so got to like her to win this one convincingly.

Prozorova is ranked 204th as she opened the year with a 7-3 record after going 32-20 last year, of which 20-10 were on hard courts, with 16 of those 20 wins coming in straight sets just as 6 of her 7 wins this year did. On the other side, Nugroho is ranked 424th after a 27-24 record last year, in which she was a poor 14-17 on hard courts, and she started this year 0-2. Nugroho ended last year poorly as 8 of her last 12 losses came in straight sets. Her first match this year also resulted in a straight-sets loss, and she retired in her second match after losing the first set. Prozorova leads their H2H matches 2-0, with both wins coming on hard courts and in straight sets, so got to expect Prozorova to dominate and win this one quickly in straight sets.

Prozorova is ranked 204th and she is off to a great 7-3 start to the year, with 4 of her last 6 wins staying below this margin. On the other side, Nugroho is ranked 424th and is 0-2 on the year, and her second loss saw her retire after losing the first set. She stayed below this margin in 5 of her last 6 matches, of which she lost 5 (not counting the one in which she retired). Prozorova leads Nugroho 2-0 in their previous head-to-head matches, with both wins coming comfortably in straight sets on hard courts. In 3 of those 4 sets, Prozorova won by at least a 3-game margin, so got to expect her to win comfortably here, which should see this total remain under in the end.

Prozorova is world number 204 after a 32-20 record last year, of which 20-10 came on hard courts, and she started this year strong again with a 7-3 record. On the other side, Nugroho is world number 424 as she was 27-24 last year, of which 14-17 came on hard courts, and she opened this year 0-2. Prozorova has been convincing in her wins this year, as her 7 wins came by an average of 6.7 games' difference, while Nugroho lost her last 4 matches and 3 of those 4 losses came by at least a 6-game difference. They played twice head-to-head, with Prozorova winning both matches convincingly in straight sets by 7 and 5 games' difference, both on hard courts. With Prozorova in much better form this time around, simply got to expect her to win this one very convincingly.

Tagger is world number 128 while Adkar is world number 695, so this is a huge mismatch, which Tagger should win with ease. Tagger won an ITF title last week and started it with a 6-1, 6-1 win in the first round. Adkar got a wild card for this tournament last year and lost in the first round 2-6, 2-6. She mostly gets demolished by higher-ranked players she has faced in recent years, so got to like Tagger to win this one quickly, which should result in an under on this total.

Tagger is world number 128, which is a career high for the 17-year-old after a strong 8-2 start to this year with a title last week in Fujairah on the ITF level. On the other side, Adkar is world number 695, who was 19-19 in tournaments last year with an 11-14 record on hard courts. Tagger won all 5 of her matches last week in Fujairah without dropping a single set, and she won all of those matches by at least a 6-games margin. Adkar has been getting destroyed by all much higher-ranked players she faced, and she played here twice, losing both times in the first round as a wild card by 5 and by 8 games difference, so got to expect in-form Tagger to dominate and win this one very convincingly.

Vandewinkel is 292 places higher ranked than Pawlikowska. Vandewinkel is 54-30 since the start of 2025, with a 23-10 record on hard courts, and 18 of those 23 wins came in straight sets. On the other side, Pawlikowska is 37-26 since the start of last year and 15-11 on hard courts, but mostly in weaker tournaments. She hasn't managed to keep her losses close as 16 of her last 22 defeats came in straight sets. All in all, Vandewinkel is the much better player who should assert herself and dominate here, so got to like her to win this one in straight sets.

Vandewinkel stayed under this total in 11 of her last 12 matches which came in first rounds of tournaments on hard courts. On the other side, Pawlikowska stayed below this margin in 18 of her last 21 matches in first rounds of tournaments. Vandewinkel has been dominant on hard courts with a 6-1 record in recent opening rounds as favorite, with all 6 of those wins seeing 17 total games or fewer. She is a big favorite here, sitting almost 300 places ahead of Pawlikowska in the rankings, so got to expect a quick win for Vandewinkel, which should help the total stay below this margin.

Vandewinkel is world number 135 after an excellent 53-27 record last year, of which 22-7 came on hard courts. She opened this year with a 1-3 record, but against some tough opposition. On the other side, Pawlikowska is world number 427 as she was 31-24 last year, of which 13-11 came on hard courts, and she is 6-2 this year but at a much lower level on the ITF circuit. Vandewinkel is strong on hard courts and is a much better player who as the big favorite, should be winning this one. She has been superb in early rounds as a favorite, winning her 8 eight matches in such circumstances in first rounds by an average of 8.6 games difference, with all 8 of those wins coming by at least 7 games difference, so got to expect her to easily outclass the much weaker Pawlikowska here and win convincingly as well.

Rams have an excellent team all around, which is playing at a really high level this season. Their QB, Stafford, led them to the title in 2022, and he is playing some of the best football of his career this year under McVay's helm. They have a superb young defense this year, filled with talent all over it, and they are one of the least penalized teams in the league. Being that young on defense allowed them to add Adams to their receiving core alongside one of the best receivers in the league, Nacua. Rams also have a really good running game with Kyren Williams and a whole stable of solid tight ends. So, with an experienced, Super Bowl-winning QB like Stafford, who usually plays his best in the biggest games, you simply have to like the Rams to go all the way and win another ring in Santa Clara this season.