Renata Zarazua
Reached career-high No. 51 on November 25, 2024. The WTA lists her older brother Patricio Zarazua as her coach.
- Current ranking
- #83
- Peak ranking
- #51 · 2024
- Current age
- 28
- Preferred surface
- —
- Hand
- Right handed
- Height
- 160 cm
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Predictions gradedReached career-high No. 51 on November 25, 2024. The WTA lists her older brother Patricio Zarazua as her coach.
Reached career-high No. 46 in July 2026. Her career results are heavily clay-weighted, including 12 of her 13 ITF singles titles on clay.
Pre-match view
Zarazua's dominant hard-court form (6-2 in last 8) and Korpatsch's lack of recent hard-court matches (0-0 in last 15, career 22.8% win rate) give the Mexican a clear edge.
Back Zarazua to win in straight sets, with value on the moneyline and set handicap, while fading the over on total games due to her efficient, break-heavy style.
Compare BetBugs' chances with the market's.
Positive edges · 1
Market 43.5% · BetBugs 48%
Zarazua's dominant hard-court form (6-2 last 8, 75% win rate) and Korpatsch's poor hard-court record (2-2 in 2026, career 33-64) make a straight-set win more likely than odds imply.
Other edges · 2
The published chance does not exceed the market's implied chance.
BetBugs 62% · Market 62.5%
Zarazua's strong recent hard-court form (6-2 in last 8) and Korpatsch's lack of hard-court matches in the last 15, combined with a career hard-court weakness, give Zarazua a clear surface-fit edge.
BetBugs 60% · Market 60.6%
Zarazua's strong hard-court form and high first-set win conversion rate give her a clear edge in the opening set.
How likely BetBugs thought each outcome was.
High-risk markets where price or context leaves too little cushion.
The Over 21.5 line may look appealing given both players' competitive stats, but Zarazua's dominant hard-court form and Korpatsch's surface struggles point to a straight-sets win with fewer games.
Last 15 match performance, compared side by side.
Last 15
9 core stats · 2 even
Renata Zarazua carries the stronger recent form — Tamara Korpatsch's route runs through pressure.