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Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams – Second Round – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Western & Southern Open

Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams – Second Round – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Western & Southern Open

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THE FACTS

When is Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams on and what time does it start? Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams will take place on Wednesday 16th August, 2023 – not before 20:00 (UK)

Where is Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams taking place? Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams will take place at Lindner Family Tennis Center in Ohio, USA

What surface is Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams being played on? Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams

What channel is Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams on in the UK? Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs

Where can I stream Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Qinwen Zheng vs Venus Williams live on Prime Video

THE PREDICTION

Former world number one Venus Williams claimed her biggest win in four years with an incredible effort in eating 16th seed Veronika Kudermetova in straight sets. The 43-year-old is clearly enjoying her tennis on court again after suffering so many injuries in recent years but this should be a step too far against an in form rising star. World number 24 Qinwen Zheng conceded just five games to Aliaksandra Sasnovich on Tuesday and her exit to Liudmila Samsonova at this stage of the Canada Masters last week has aged well after her opponent finished runner-up to Jessica Pegula. The 20-year-old won her maiden WTA title at the Palermo Ladies Open on clay last month but she has impressed across surfaces over the last two years as a player destined for the top 10. Back Zheng to beat Williams but three sets would not be a huge surprise with home advantage favouring a legend of the game who was a four-time Grand Slam champion before the Chinese was born.