Erika Andreeva Odds to Win Miami Open presented by Itau, Betting Preview and Stats

After making it to the round of 128 of the BNP Paribas Open in her last tournament (falling to Danielle Collins), Erika Andreeva will open competition in the Miami Open presented by Itau in Miami Gardens, Florida against Elina Avanesyan in the round of 128. Andreeva’s odds are +25000 to win it all at Hard Rock Stadium.

Miami Open presented by Itau Info

• Tournament: The Miami Open presented by Itau
• Next Round: Round of 128
• Tournament Dates: March 17-30
• Venue: Hard Rock Stadium
• Location: Miami Gardens, Florida
• Court Surface: Hard

Erika Andreeva: Next Match Preview

In her opener at the Miami Open presented by Itau, on Tuesday, March 19 (at 11:00 AM ET) in the round of 128, Andreeva will meet Avanesyan.

Andreeva Stats and Trends

• In her 35 matches over the past 12 months across all court types, Andreeva has played an average of 21.7 games.
• On hard courts, Andreeva has played 24 matches over the past 12 months, totaling 21.3 games per match while winning 54.5% of games.
• Over the past year, Andreeva has won 65.5% of her service games and 39.8% of her return games.
• Andreeva has won 67.3% of her service games on hard courts and 41.5% of her return games over the past year.
• Including all surfaces over the past year, Andreeva has converted 138 of 277 break points (49.8%).
• Andreeva is 149th in break points won on hard courts over the past year, converting 103 of 193 (53.4%).
• Andreeva has 71 aces (2.0 per match) and 79 double faults (2.3 per match) over the past year, and she is 216th in total aces.
• Andreeva is 169th in total aces on hard courts over the past year, with 58 (2.4 per match), and she has committed 56 double faults (2.3 per match).
• Including all surfaces, Andreeva’s first-serve percentage is 67.5% and her second-serve percentage is 91.4% over the past year.
• Andreeva’s first-serve percentage on hard courts is 68.3% over the past year, and her second-serve percentage is 90.8%.

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