{"id":183265,"date":"2025-06-14T08:10:09","date_gmt":"2025-06-14T08:10:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/183265\/"},"modified":"2025-06-14T08:10:09","modified_gmt":"2025-06-14T08:10:09","slug":"wta-london-semifinal-predictions-including-anisimova-vs-zheng","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/183265\/","title":{"rendered":"WTA London Semifinal Predictions Including Anisimova vs Zheng"},"content":{"rendered":"

Two fascinating WTA London semifinals await at the Queen\u2019s Club. Australian Open champion Madison Keys<\/a> will face Wimbledon<\/a> semifinalist Tatjana Maria before Amanda Anisimova\u2019s tussle with Olympic Gold Medalist Qinwen Zheng. We here at LWOT predict both matches in this article, but who do you think will win?<\/p>\n

WTA London Semifinal Predictions
\nMadison Keys vs Tatjana Maria<\/p>\n

Head-to-head: Keys 3-0 Maria<\/p>\n

Maria\u2019s run to the semifinal in London is one of the most unexpected of 2025. She was on a nine-match losing streak before beating Grand Slam finalists Leylah Fernandez and Karolina Muchova and 2022 Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina<\/a> in the quarterfinals. Although grass is the 37-year-old\u2019s best surface, her form in recent months was so poor that a string of good results on any surface is surprising. Keys overcame Anastasia Zakharova and Diana Shnaider to set up this matchup.<\/p>\n

Maria\u2019s unique playing style of slicing almost every ball can potentially disrupt Keys\u2019 powerful game, as happened to Rybakina. But I think the American will deal with it well enough to win. Maria was helped by Rybakina missing several easy balls, and I doubt Keys, who has an excellent record at grass court tournaments outside of Wimbledon, will make so many mistakes.
Prediction: Keys in 2<\/p>\n

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Amanda Anisimova vs Qinwen Zheng<\/p>\n

Head-to-head: Zheng 2-0 Anisimova<\/p>\n

Zheng recovered from a set down to beat Anisimova in both of their hard-court meetings last year. This match being on grass adds an interesting dynamic. Neither woman has always been the most comfortable on the surface, but each should enter the match with confidence after impressive victories against Emma Raducanu and Emma Navarro.<\/p>\n

Although this match is a toss-up, I lean slightly more toward Anisimova. The Chinese No. 1 was able to use her superior movement to extract unforced errors from Anisimova in their previous meetings. That advantage will be lessened since she moves slightly less well on grass. Zheng\u2019s powerful serve could be more critical to her chances than in their previous meetings.
Prediction: Anisimova in 3<\/p>\n

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