Ons Jabeur and Petra Kvitova meet in the fourth round of the 2023 tennis Wimbledon. Let’s preview this game and give out a pick and prediction.

Ons Jabeur Betting Preview

Ons Jabeur is coming off a 3 sets win over Bianca Andreescu that took 28 games to decide. In the victory, Jabeur won 81 percent of her first serve points and 54 percent of her second serve points. Jabeur won 68 percent of her total service points and converted on 3 of her 3 break points. Jabeur got 51 percent of her first serves in play and hit 5 aces. Jabeur has now won 7 of her last 10 matches that have gone the distance. Jabeur looks to make her sixth career grand slam quarterfinal and third at Wimbledon. Jabeur is 5-2 in career grand slam fourth round matches. Jabeur has 12 career wins over top-10 players, and 1 of those wins came this year. Jabeur has won 7 of her last 10 matches on grass court.

Petra Kvitova Betting Preview

Petra Kvitova is coming off a straight set win over Natalija Stevanovic that took 21 games to decide. In the victory, Kvitova won 63 percent of her first serve points and 55 percent of her second serve points. Kvitova won 60 percent of her total service points and converted on 5 of her 10 break points. Kvitova got 61 percent of her first serves in play and hit 5 aces. Kvitova has now won 8 straight matches, and 7 of those wins came this year. Kvitova looks to make her first grand slam quarterfinal since the 2020 French Open and the 14th for her career. Kvitova looks for her sixth quarterfinal at Wimbledon and first since 2014. Kvitova has 64 career wins over top-10 players, and 4 of those wins came this year. Kvitova has won 8 straight matches on grass court. 

H2H History

Kvitova has won 4 of the 5 meetings against Jabeur, including the most recent match in 2022 Cincinnati. Kvitova also won the only match on grass, which was 2019 Wimbledon. Jabeur’s last win was 2022 Sydney. Four of the 5 meetings were decided in straight sets.

Randy’s Pick

Jabeur and plus money is always worth a look, but the H2H numbers favor Kvitova, who has also been on a tear so far on grass when you throw in that Berlin title. Kvitova has been returning at a high level, and she has a deeper, more successful history on the grand slam stage, which certainly doesn’t hurt. Cheap price, it’s hard to go against Kvitova in this spot.