Ajla Tomljanović is an experienced tennis player representing Australia, originally from Croatia. She has excellent physical conditioning, a strong backhand, and the ability to engage in long rallies. Ajla is most confident on hard courts, where her playing style is most effective. Ajla Tomljanović has missed several tournaments and recently withdrew in Indian Wells. Her physical condition raises concerns.
Strengths: Aggressive baseline play. Experience in later stages of major tournaments. Strong mental resilience.
Weaknesses: Recent shoulder injury, which forced her to withdraw in Indian Wells. Possible issues with match fitness.
Bernarda Pera is an American with Croatian roots, known for her powerful serve and ability to change the pace of the game. Although her preferred surface is clay, she can still perform well on hard courts. In Miami, Pera has already passed the qualification rounds, defeating Stakusic and Montgomery, which indicates her decent form. Bernarda Pera has already adapted to the Miami courts, having gone through qualification. In her last match, she showed solid stats, especially on serve.
Strengths: Left-handed, creating additional difficulties for opponents. Confident in baseline rallies. Solid match practice before the main tournament.
Weaknesses: Less stable on hard courts. Struggles under pressure in decisive moments.
The situation favors Bernarda Pera. She has match practice, has already adjusted to local conditions, while Tomljanović is recovering from an injury and may not be in her best form.
Prediction: Bernarda Pera to win (P2) with odds of 2.04.
The situation favors Bernarda Pera. She has match practice, has already adjusted to local conditions, while Tomljanović is recovering from an injury and may not be in her best form.
Prediction: Bernarda Pera to win (P2) with odds of 2.04.
