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  • Baptiste vs. Birrell Prediction at the Singapore Open – Thursday, January 30


    In a match slated for Thursday, Kimberly Birrell (No. 95 in rankings) will take on Hailey Baptiste (No. 93) in the Round of 16 at the Singapore Open.

    In this match, Baptiste is favored (-130) against Birrell (+100) .

    Singapore Open Info

  • Tournament: The Singapore Open
  • Round: Round of 16
  • Date: Thursday, January 30
  • Court Surface: Hard
  • Hailey Baptiste vs. Kimberly Birrell Prediction & Odds

    Using the moneyline for this match as a prediction, here’s the implied chance each player has to win the match:

  • Hailey Baptiste: 56.5%
  • Kimberly Birrell: 50.0%
  • And then the actual odds each player has to win this match and the tournament:

    Hailey Baptiste Kimberly Birrell
    -130 Odds to Win Match +100
    +1600 Odds to Win Tournament +1600

    Hailey Baptiste vs. Kimberly Birrell Stats Comparison

    Hailey Baptiste Kimberly Birrell
    93 World Rank 95
    0-1 2025 Match Record 3-1
    1-2 2025 Set Record 6-4
    4.0 2025 Aces Per Match 3.8
    7 2025 Break Points Won 18

    How to Bet on Hailey Baptiste vs. Kimberly Birrell



Baptiste vs. Birrell Prediction at the Singapore Open – Thursday, January 30

Excitement is building as the Singapore Open continues with a thrilling match-up between Baptiste and Birrell on Thursday, January 30. Both players have been in top form recently, making this clash a must-watch for tennis fans.

Baptiste, known for her powerful serves and aggressive playing style, will be looking to continue her winning streak and advance to the next round. With her strong baseline game and mental toughness, she is a force to be reckoned with on the court.

On the other hand, Birrell has been making waves with her consistent performances and strategic gameplay. With her precise shot-making and ability to outsmart her opponents, she poses a serious challenge for Baptiste.

It’s sure to be a close contest between these two talented players, but if I had to make a prediction, I would give a slight edge to Baptiste. Her experience and aggressive playing style could give her the upper hand in this match-up.

Be sure to tune in to the Singapore Open on Thursday, January 30 to see who will come out on top in this exciting clash between Baptiste and Birrell. It’s bound to be a match filled with intense rallies and jaw-dropping shots that you won’t want to miss!

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  • WTA Auckland Quarterfinal Predictions including Osaka vs Baptiste

    WTA Auckland Quarterfinal Predictions including Osaka vs Baptiste


    The WTA Auckland Open has reached the quarterfinals with the stage set for an entertaining day of tennis in New Zealand. A number of star names are set to take to the courts, and as always, we here at LWOT will be offering our predictions for every match on the slate. But who will book their spot in the last four?

    WTA Auckland Quarterfinal Predictions

    Bernarda Pera vs Robin Montgomery

    Head-to-head: Montgomery 1-0 Pera

    Bernarda Pera has started the year well, reaching the quarterfinals in Auckland without dropping a set. Robin Montgomery, meanwhile, recovered from a shaky first round performance against Mai Hontama to comfortably beat Nao Hibino on her way to this stage. While Montgomery is a promising young player who already defeated Pera on hard courts in 2022, Pera’s greater experience could prove decisive in what on paper seems to be a closely contested match.

    Prediction: Pera in 3
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    Katie Volynets vs Alycia Parks

    Head-to-head: Parks 1-0 Volynets

    Katie Volynets had a breakthrough season in 2024, going all the way from outside the top 100 to just shy of the top 50.The turn of the year has not slowed her momentum, with Volynets opening her WTA Auckland Open campaign by defeating Ann Li and Erika Andreeva. Alycia Parks, in contrast with her more measured compatriot, is a mercurial player, and it is very hard to know what to expect from her at any given moment. But she’s playing with confidence, riding a seven-match win streak. She looked particularly impressive in her comeback win over Amanda Anisimova in the first round. Whilst Parks may not be quite as consistent as Volynets, when she is in this kind of form, she is hard to stop.

    Prediction: Parks in 3

    Madison Keys vs Clara Tauson

    Head-to-head: first meeting

    Madison Keys had a realtively disappointing 2024 season by her standards, dropping out of the top 20. However, she remains one of the world’s most dangerous opponents when she finds her rhythm. She dismissed Jaqueline Cristian in the second round and appears to be firing on all cilinders. Clara Tauson, a talented player, has yet to fully establish herself in the top 50 as many had predicted. Although the Danish youngster had a very nice win against former-Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin, battling for almost three hours this early into the season could prove costly. Keys should be able to assert herself in this one, even if it won’t be easy.

    Prediction: Keys in 2
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    Naomi Osaka vs Hailey Baptiste

    Head-to-head: first meeting

    Naomi Osaka is not quite the dominant force she was for many years – largely, it must be said because she injury problems have robbed of her consistency – but she’s still extremely hard to beat on hard courts. Indeed, she has already comfortably beaten Lina Glushko and Julia Grabher, and while Hailey Baptiste, a top 100 player, will be a tougher test for the Japanese superstar, don’t expect a different outcome. Baptiste has not been at her best so far at the WTA Auckland Open, and American had to fight for three hours to get past Jodie Burrage in her second-round match.

    Prediction: Osaka in 2

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    The quarterfinals of the WTA Auckland are set to begin, and one of the most anticipated matches is between Naomi Osaka and Hailey Baptiste. Osaka, the former world No. 1 and two-time Grand Slam champion, is the heavy favorite in this matchup. However, Baptiste, a rising American star, has been in impressive form and could pose a challenge to the Japanese superstar.

    Osaka has looked sharp in her opening matches in Auckland, displaying her powerful groundstrokes and dominant serving. She will be looking to continue her strong start to the season and make a statement in this quarterfinal clash. Baptiste, on the other hand, has been playing with confidence and has shown she is capable of competing with the top players on the tour.

    In this quarterfinal matchup, I predict that Osaka will come out on top. Her experience and firepower should be too much for Baptiste to handle. However, I expect Baptiste to put up a good fight and push Osaka to her limits. It should be an exciting match to watch and a great opportunity for Baptiste to gain valuable experience against one of the best players in the world.

    Overall, I predict a straight sets victory for Osaka in this quarterfinal matchup. But anything can happen in tennis, and I’m looking forward to seeing how this exciting matchup unfolds. Stay tuned for more updates and predictions on the WTA Auckland quarterfinals.

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  • Naomi Osaka completes Hailey Baptiste comeback in Auckland to reach semifinals


    Naomi Osaka stands within two wins of her first WTA title in almost four years at the ASB Classic, clinching a quarterfinal comeback over Hailey Baptiste, 6-7 (2), 6-1, 6-2.

    “I think the key focuses that I had were just to have a lot of belief and confidence in myself. I think I put a lot of work in throughout last year even though the results didn’t show it. I think, just continuing to try as hard as I can and seeing where that gets me.”

    Seeded seventh in Auckland, the former world No. 1 last held a winner’s trophy at the 2021 Australian Open, where she won her fourth major title. Though she dropped her first set of the week against Baptiste, Osaka executed a near-flawless performance in the final two sets to advance in two hours and two minutes on Stadium Court.



    Naomi Osaka completes Hailey Baptiste comeback in Auckland to reach semifinals

    In a thrilling quarterfinal match at the Auckland Open, Naomi Osaka staged an impressive comeback to defeat rising American star Hailey Baptiste and book her spot in the semifinals.

    Baptiste, who had stunned the tennis world with her impressive run in the tournament, took an early lead in the match with her powerful serves and aggressive play. However, Osaka, the former world No. 1, showed her championship pedigree by fighting back from a set down to ultimately claim victory in a hard-fought battle.

    Osaka’s win not only showcased her resilience and determination, but also highlighted her ability to compete at the highest level against the sport’s up-and-coming talents. As she looks ahead to the semifinals, Osaka will undoubtedly be a force to be reckoned with as she continues her quest for another title.

    Stay tuned for more updates on Osaka’s journey in Auckland and her quest for glory in the upcoming matches.

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