Prediction for the match between Amanda Anisimova and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova: Amanda won her last match convincingly, and she also has a better head-to-head record at 3:0. Anastasia has been playing well at Wimbledon, but her opponent is 11 years younger and has a certain advantage. Taking these factors into account, I lean towards Amanda Anisimova winning.
In the quarterfinal match between Vintonanda Galfi and Anna Kalinina, we can expect nervous and prolonged rallies, as both players are steady and fight until the last moment. Galfi has shown the ability to produce upsets, winning a set against the favorite. However, Kalinina is also in good form and can seriously contend for victory. It will be an interesting match, likely going to 3 sets.
Prediction: Pavlyuchenkova will not cope with a long match. She has had difficulties even playing short matches, indicating her unstable form and low stamina. It is important to consider that successful play in long matches requires a high level of physical fitness, mental endurance, and the ability to focus on the game for an extended period of time. Therefore, the likelihood of Pavlyuchenkova overcoming this challenge and successfully completing a long match is extremely low.
