Jaqueline Cristian and Angelique Kerber meet Monday in the 2024 second round of the 2024 Olympic Games. Here’s a Jaqueline Cristian vs Angelique Kerber Prediction. This article will include a Jaqueline Cristian vs Angelique Kerber Pick.

Jaqueline Cristian Betting Preview

Jaqueline Cristian is coming off a 3 set win over Caroline Garcia that took 31 games to decide. In the victory, Cristian won 69 percent of her first serve points and 50 percent of her second serve points. Cristian won 62 percent of her total service points and converted on 4 of her 13 break points. Cristian got 62 percent of her first serves in play and hit 4 aces. Cristian pulled off a nice upset, especially after dropping the first set, and you could argue it’s the biggest win of her career. Cristian hasn’t had a lot of success in big tournaments, so beating a top-25 player in the Olympics is huge. Cristian has a chance to win two matches for the third straight tournament. Cristian has won 5 of her last 7 matches on clay court.

Angelique Kerber Betting Preview

Angelique Kerber is coming off a straight set win over Naomi Osaka that took 21 games to decide. In the victory, Kerber won 76 percent of her first serve points and 77 percent of her second serve points. Kerber won 78 percent of her total service points and converted on 4 of her 5 break points. Kerber got 74 percent of her first serves in play and faced just one break point. Kerber was a +275 underdogs and managed to win the match in a little over an hour. It’s Kerber’s first win since Rome a little over two months ago. While Kerber’s form wasn’t great entering this event, we can’t forget she made the quarterfinals in the 2012 Olympics and won the silver medal in 2016. Kerber clearly enjoys representing Germany and can’t be slept on moving forward. Kerber has won 4 of her last 6 matches on clay court.

Jaqueline Cristian vs Angelique Kerber H2H

There’s no match history between Jaqueline Cristian and Angelique Kerber.

Jaqueline Cristian vs Angelique Kerber Prediction

Cristian deserves all the credit in the world for beating Garcia, and if she’s capable of that, she’s capable of winning this match. Kerber hasn’t been right the last couple of years and entered the Olympics in rough shape. However, Kerber has thrived in previous Olympic Games and is off to a fine start here. Also, Kerber has head and shoulders more experience in big events and big matches. Cristian just hasn’t had much success in main tournaments, and we have to question how she’ll handle the pressure as she advances.

I trust Kerber’s experience. I’ll lay the reasonable price.