Kimberly Birrell vs Jennifer Brady prediction and odds: US Open 2023

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Kimberly Birrell vs Jennifer Brady prediction and odds: US Open 2023

As the grand courts of the US Open come to life, an electrifying clash awaits between two tennis talents on distinct trajectories. Kimberly Birrell and Jennifer Brady, each carrying a unique narrative of perseverance and resurgence, are set to captivate the Flushing Meadows crowd with their battle.

Our favourite Kimberly Birrell vs Jennifer Brady – match predictions

With their contrasting journeys converging on the grand stage, the showdown between Birrell and Brady promises to be a spectacle of determination, skill, and heart, etching another compelling chapter in the annals of tennis history. Get the latest tennis betting tips and predictions here.

2-0 to Jennifer Brady @ 18/25 (1.72)

Jennifer does not have the same fitness as before and Kimberly will surely look to profit from it. The question to answer will be does the Australian has the momentum and discipline to realize it. With three defeats in five matches and a lucky loser award to make yet another main draw appearance, the odds are against Birrel. With Brady giving a good account of her abilities in her win over Jelena Ostapenko and a fighting 2-1 defeat to Elena Rybakina in Montreal, it is the American who should make little work of the 112-ranked rival.

Under 20.5 Games @ 83/100 (1.83)

Birrel has been in poor form which was evidenced by her straight-sets defeat to Caroline Wozniacki in her return after over 30 months. Prior to the main draw, 731-ranked Fiona Crawley knocked her out and she needed a lucky loser card to get here. All the while, Brady has given battling performances against her rivals and her dogged ability should ensure that this match finishes as early as possible. We do not see this match going beyond two sets and are backing an Under 20.5 conclusion to this meeting.

The odds in this article were correct at the time of writing, and the odds are subject to change. We recommend checking with your bookmaker before placing a bet.

Resurgent Brady to tame lucky loser Birrell

You’ve seen our US Open predictions for this match, so let’s see how these players have done overall this season.

Kimberly Birrell preview

Birrell’s journey to the US Open main draw has been anything but conventional. Making her sixth appearance on this prestigious stage, Birrell’s entrance this year echoes her reliance on wildcards once again. Despite stumbling in the final qualifying round, Birrell’s fortunes changed as she entered the tournament as a lucky loser. Eager to capitalize on this unexpected opportunity, she aims to add to her three career major victories, notably those achieved on her home turf in Melbourne. With recent hard-court titles in Cantanhede and Orlando, coupled with a quarterfinal appearance under her belt, Birrell is poised to showcase her growth and challenge the elite.

Jennifer Brady preview

Brady’s return to the tennis arena after a two-year hiatus due to injuries has been a journey of determination and resilience. While her recent activity is limited, her wins on the court underscore her indomitable spirit. Notable among her triumphs was her stellar performance in Montreal, where she emerged victorious against formidable opponents, including a gripping third-set victory over Jelena Ostapenko. Brady’s tennis resurgence, marked by a remarkable Australian Open runner-up finish and a US Open semifinal appearance in previous editions, signals her intention to rekindle the brilliance that once propelled her career.

Birrell vs Brady head to head

You cannot find a better venue than Flushing Meadows to kickstart a rivalry. This will be the case on August 28 as the paths of Birrell and Brady converge for the first time.

  • When will this match start? This match starts at 19:30 GMT on 28 August.
  • What is the prize money for US Open 2023? The total prize money for all US Open 2023 events is $65,000,020.
  • Who is the top seed of the US Open? Defending champion Iga Swiatek is the top seed at US Open 2023.