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Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix

Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi – Round of 16 – Preview & Prediction | 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix

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THE FACTS

When is Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi on and what time does it start? Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi will take place on Thursday 14th July, 2022 – not before 12:50 (UK)

Where is Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi taking place? Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi will take place at the Romai Tennis Academy in Budapest, Hungary

What surface is Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi being played on? Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi will take place on an outdoor clay court

Where can I get tickets for Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi? Visit this link for the latest ticket information for Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi

What channel is Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi on in the UK? Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi will be televised live on the Amazon Prime app on Smart TVs

Where can I stream Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi in the UK? Amazon Prime subscribers can stream Yulia Putintseva vs Laura Pigossi live on Prime Video

THE PREDICTION

Defending champion Yulia Putintseva got her Hungarian Grand Prix campaign underway well with a straight-sets victory over Anna-Karolina Schmiedlova on Tuesday. The world number 32 looks set for another deep run in Budapest this season, especially with top seed Barbora Krejcikova already dropping out of the mix, and this should be a relatively straightforward first meeting with Laura Pigossi. The world number 125 took out Rebecca Peterson in straight sets after coming through as a lucky loser to face the Swede but she should not be underestimated at this level after finishing runner-up to Tatjana Maria at the Bogota Open on clay back in April. Putintseva should have enough to come through comfortably here but lucky losers are always something of an outlier in the draw and you could be forgiven for cautiously taking the Kazakh to win outright instead of straight sets.