Prediction Kostyuk Mertens - Australian Open 2024

Australian Open 2024 - 2nd round

Finished - 02:53

Kostyuk, Marta WTA 26

Mertens, Elise [25] WTA 20

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Predictions are closed

M.Kostyuk

E.Mertens

Predictions trend

12.9% (148)

87.1%
(1000)

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