Iga Swiatek and Karolina Muchova meet in the final of the 2023 tennis French Open. Let’s preview this game and give out a pick and prediction.

Iga Swiatek Betting Preview

Iga Swiatek is coming off a straight set win over Beatriz Haddad Maia that took 21 games to decide. In the victory, Swiatek won 72 percent of her first serve points and 43 percent of her second serve points. Swiatek won 61 percent of her total service points and converted on 4 of her 4 break points. Swiatek got 61 percent of her first serves in play and hit 1 ace. Swiatek hasn’t dropped a set all tournament, and her last 11 wins have been decided in straight sets. Swiatek looks to win her fourth grand slam title and third at the French Open. Swiatek looks to win her 14th title for her career overall. Swiatek is 3-0 in grand slam finals and 6-2 in final appearances on clay court. Swiatek is 13-3 in her last 16 final appearances overall. Swiatek has won 9 of her last 10 matches on clay court.

Karolina Muchova Betting Preview

Karolina Muchova is coming off a 3 sets win over Aryna Sabalenka that took 38 games to decide. In the victory, Muchova won 62 percent of her first serve points and 65 percent of her second serve points. Muchova won 63 percent of her total service points and converted on 5 of her 5 break points. Muchova got 62 percent of her first serves in play and hit 6 aces. Muchova has now won 6 of her last 8 matches that have been decided in 3 sets. Muchova looks to win her first grand slam title and the second title of her career. Muchova is 1-1 in career final appearances and 0-1 in finals on clay court. This is Muchova’s first final appearance since the 2019 Korea Open. Muchova has 9 career wins over top-10 players, and 3 of those wins have come this year. Muchova has won 9 of her last 10 matches on clay court. 

H2H History

Muchova won both meetings against Swiatek, and both meetings were decided in 3 sets. The matches took place in 2019 Czech Republic and a 2020 exhibition. 

Randy’s Pick

Don’t let me talk you off the ledge if looking at the big plus money with Muchova. She’s beaten Swiatek in the past and is enjoying her best season yet, which includes a hard fought win over a red-hot Sabalenka. Why not Muchova? With that said, I’m still riding on the dominance and consistency of Swiatek, as she’s not dropping sets these days, let alone matches. For the last two years, Swiatek has been as good as it gets on the women’s side. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it.

As usual, give me Swiatek in straight sets.