Jelena Ostapenko
Career-high No. 5 on March 19, 2018. The 2017 Roland Garros champion lists grass and hard as her favorite surfaces.
- Current ranking
- #29
- Peak ranking
- #5 · 2018
- Current age
- 29
- Preferred surface
- Hard
- Hand
- Right handed
- Height
- 177 cm
South KoreaWTA SeoulFinishedFeatured
Predictions gradedCareer-high No. 5 on March 19, 2018. The 2017 Roland Garros champion lists grass and hard as her favorite surfaces.
Preston, born October 27, 2005, is a right-handed Australian player. She reached a reported career-best singles ranking of No. 101 on August 10, 2026.
Pre-match view
Ostapenko, the top seed and world No. 32, should win, but she has only three completed hard-court matches behind her, so the gap is narrower than the rankings look.
The value sits with Preston at 3.2 to win and 2.75 to take the first set, plus over 20.5 games at 1.95 and over 2.5 sets at 2.6. Ostapenko to win at 1.35 asks more of her than that record supports.
Compare BetBugs' chances with the market's.
Market 51.3% · BetBugs 56%
Preston's matches regularly run past 20 games, and her high double-fault count keeps sets close.
Market 36.4% · BetBugs 43%
Preston's recent hard-court record shows she consistently starts matches well.
Market 38.5% · BetBugs 41%
Both players have recent three-set matches, and Preston in particular often needs a decider.
How likely BetBugs thought each outcome was.
8 of 11 comparable winner projections favouring Jelena Ostapenko matched the recorded result. This is a limited recent sample, not a guarantee for this match.
Last 15 match performance, compared side by side.
Last 15
9 core stats · 1 even
Jelena Ostapenko carries the stronger recent form — Taylah Preston's route runs through serve.