Elsa Jacquemot Odds to Win WTA Monastir, Tunisia Women Singles 2024, Betting Preview and Stats

A round of 32 match is next up on the schedule for Elsa Jacquemot at the WTA Monastir, Tunisia Women Singles 2024, where she will square off against Rebecca Sramkova. Jacquemot currently has +4000 odds to win it all at Skanes Family Hotel Monastir.

WTA Monastir, Tunisia Women Singles 2024 Info

• Tournament: The WTA Monastir, Tunisia Women Singles 2024
• Next Round: Round of 32
• Tournament Dates: September 7-15
• Venue: Skanes Family Hotel Monastir
• Location: Monastir, Tunisia
• Court Surface: Hard

Elsa Jacquemot: Next Match Preview

On Tuesday, September 10 at 12:15 PM ET, in the round of 32 of the the WTA Monastir, Tunisia Women Singles 2024, Jacquemot will face Sramkova, after beating Sophie Chang 6-1, 6-2.

Jacquemot Stats and Trends

• Through 19 matches over the past year (across all court types), Jacquemot has played 21.2 games per match and won 48.1% of them.
• In her nine matches on hard courts over the past year, Jacquemot has played an average of 19.0 games.
• Over the past 12 months, Jacquemot has won 33.5% of her return games and 63.6% of her service games.
• On hard courts over the past 12 months, Jacquemot has won 71.0% of her service games and 39.1% of her return games.
• Including all surfaces over the past year, Jacquemot has converted 44.1% of her break-point opportunities (60 of 136).
• Jacquemot has converted 43.9% of her break-point chances on hard courts (25 of 57) over the past year.
• Jacquemot has 66 aces (3.5 per match) and 60 double faults (3.2 per match) over the past 12 months, and she is 163rd in total aces.
• On hard courts over the past year, Jacquemot is averaging 2.6 aces (23 total) and 1.7 double faults (15 total) per match.
• Jacquemot’s first-serve percentage is 67.8% over the past 12 months, and her second-serve percentage is 82.0%.
• Jacquemot has a 68.5% first-serve percentage on hard courts over the past 12 months, and an 83.8% second-serve percentage.

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