Prediction Dart Wang - Wimbledon 2024

Wimbledon 2024 - 3rd round

Finished - 02:10

Dart, Harriet WTA 172

WangXinyu WTA 57

Predictions trend

7.9% (3)

92.1% (35)

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Predictions are closed

H.Dart

X.Wang

Predictions trend

7.9% (3)

92.1%
(35)

Help to predict

Dart

Wang

55%

Tiredness

21%

2h56

Previous game

2h10

1j 42h

Rest duration

1j 43h

7h50

Time on court

3h58

Head to head

Grass

1st round

Last year

2nd round

3rd round

Best result

3rd round

(28/59) 47%

% won on Grass

62% (13/21)

(6/10) 60%

This year

67% (4/6)

(8/13) 62%

Last year

60% (3/5)

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