Rybakina vs Badosa Prediction 19 February 2025

Rybakina didn't exit any tournament too early this winter. However, she also didn't quite manage to achieve triumph. Elena recently returned to the tour after another break, which so far hasn't led to any outstanding results. Last week, the representative from Kazakhstan had an unfortunate performance in Doha (top-8), suffering an unpleasant defeat from Iga Świątek. On these courts, however, the tennis player demolished Moyuka Uchijima in just 66 minutes, focusing primarily on a solid serve (not a single break, seven aces, and only six points lost on the first serve).

Badosa also doesn't boast phenomenal consistency. But she doesn't plan to be satisfied with questionable achievements for long either. Last month, Paula made a notable performance at the Australian Open (top-4), failing to break through Aryna Sabalenka's resistance. In the UAE, the Spanish player didn’t drop a single set in two matches, resolving all issues in just two and a half hours. Her powerful forehand worked properly again, allowing her to catch her competitors off guard time after time.