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
- #34
- Peak ranking
- #5 · 2018
- Current age
- 29
- Preferred surface
- Carpet
- Hand
- Right handed
- Height
- 177 cm
ChinaWTA WuhanFinishedFeatured
Career-high No. 5 on March 19, 2018. The 2017 Roland Garros champion lists grass and hard as her favorite surfaces.
Reached a career-high No. 3 in October 2022 and is currently ranked No. 3. ITF lists hard as her preferred surface.
Pre-match view
Pegula is the higher-ranked player but has not played since 10 September, while Ostapenko has already won 6-1 6-1 in Wuhan.
Pegula remains the likelier winner, yet the 1.44 on her asks too much. Ostapenko at 2.75, over 21.5 games at 2.1 and Ostapenko at 2.5 in each of the first two sets all hold a case; the 1.4 on a straight-sets finish does not.
Ostapenko arrives with rhythm after a 6-1 6-1 first-round win, while Pegula plays her first match since 10 September. Their recent meetings have been close, so the conditions leave this second round more open than the ranking gap suggests.
Compare BetBugs' chances with the market's.
Positive edges · 4
Market 47.6% · BetBugs 52%
The combined match length sits right on the line, with Pegula's longer matches slightly outweighing Ostapenko's shorter ones.
Market 40% · BetBugs 43%
Ostapenko starts fast, but Pegula has the better first-set record.
Market 40% · BetBugs 43%
Ostapenko has held her own in second sets, but Pegula's record is better.
How likely BetBugs thought each outcome was.
12 of 15 comparable winner projections favouring Jessica Pegula 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 · 2 even
Jessica Pegula carries the stronger recent form — Jelena Ostapenko's route runs through pressure.