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Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally – Semi-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Merida Open

Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally – Semi-Final – Preview & Prediction | 2023 Merida Open

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THE FACTS

When is Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally on and what time does it start? Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally will take place on Sunday 26th February, 2023 – not before 01:00 (UK)

Where is Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally taking place? Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally will take place at the Yucatan Country Club in Merida, Mexico

What surface is Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally being played on? Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally will take place on an outdoor hard court

Where can I get tickets for Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally

What channel is Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally on in the UK? Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs

Where can I stream Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Rebecca Peterson vs Caty McNally live on Prime Video

THE PREDICTION

World number 143 Rebecca Peterson qualified this week before bursting into form at the Merida Open, beating both in-form Lyon Open champion Alycia Parks and recent Australian Open semi-finalist Magda Linette in straight sets. The Swede has spent much of the last few seasons in the wilderness but it will be interesting to see if she can push on from here, no matter the result of this tight-looking semi-final with Caty McNally. 21-year-old McNally will set a new career-high WTA world ranking of 75th no matter the outcome of this first tour-level meeting with Peterson but it is increasingly looking like the American’s breakthrough week on tour after she reached the Women’s Doubles final alongside Diane Parry. McNally also caused an upset this week by knocking out third seed Lin Zhu and backing her to earn at least a set looks the most sensible way to lean in avoiding picking a winner here.