From March 6 to 17, Indian Wells will host the men’s Masters and the women’s WTA-1000 tournament. The competition will traditionally bring together the strongest tennis players in the world.
Betsity analysts named the main contenders for the titles.
According to experts, the main favorite of the men’s tournament will be Novak Djokovic. The Serbian has won this Masters five times, although his last victory here dates back to 2016. In BET CITY you can bet on the success of the most titled tennis player on the planet with odds of 2.65.
The main rival of the world number one should be the Italian Jannik Sinner. The odds of 4.00 are offered for the triumph of the 2024 Australian Open champion.
The top 3 favorites are completed by Carlos Alcaraz, who won Indian Wells last season. The odds are 5.00 that the 20-year-old Spaniard will defend the title.
Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev is fourth on the list of contenders for the trophy. The victory of last year’s finalist of the American Masters can be taken for 8.00.
The championship chances of other Russians are assessed much more modestly. You can bet on Andrey Rublev with a coefficient of 40.0, on the success of Karen Khachanov they give 60.0, the victory of Roman Safiullin goes for 200.
The main favorite of the women’s tournament is Poland’s Iga Swiatek, with 3.70 odds for her victory. The current leader of the world rankings became the champion of Indian Wells in 2022, and last season lost in the semifinals to the representative of Kazakhstan Elena Rybakina, who eventually won the cup.
Rybakina’s chances of defending the title are estimated at 9.00, and Shventek’s main competitor, according to analysts, should be Belarusian Arina Sabalenka. They offer to bet on the success of the AO-2024 champion with odds of 4.50.
Experts believe that the best chances of taking the title among Russian players are Mirra Andreeva and Anna Kalinskaya. You can bet on them in BETCITY for 45.0.
The title ambitions of other Russian women are assessed more modestly. They offer odds of 50.0 for the championship of Lyudmila Samsonova, and 80.0 for the success of Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova.
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Austrian tennis player Sebastian Ofner (ATP 131) suffered a disappointing defeat in the second round of the 2026 Australian Open qualifiers.
In the semi-finals of the selection, the Austrian player lost to the US representative in three sets Nisheshu Basavareddy (ATP 239) in 2 hours 32 minutes. Basavareddy took the victory over Ofner in the third set super tiebreaker.
Sebastian was ahead 7:1 in the super tiebreaker and started celebrating his victory after gaining a point. Sebastian started walking towards the goal and the referee told him the match wasn’t over yet.
As a result, Ofner lost 11:13 and missed two match points: one at 10:9 on the return, the other at 11:10 on serve.
Basavareddy will compete against George Loffagen (Great Britain, ATP 211) in the Australian Open qualifying final.
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On January 14, all second round matches in tough tournaments ended WTA 500 in Adelaide And WTA 250 in HobartIt will take place parallel to the Australian Open 2026 qualifying match (Melbourne).
In Adelaide, Dayana Yastremskaya’s felon Katerina Sinyakova lost to Diana Schneider in the second round.
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Second-seeded five-hundred Madison Keys knocked out Tereza Valentova, and eighth-seeded Victoria Mboko fought Anna Kalinskaya.
Victoria Mboko [8] – 🏳️ Anna Kalinskaya – 6:2, 3:6, 7:6 (8:6) Teresa Valentova – Madison Keys [2] – 4:6, 1:6
WTA 500 Adelaide. Quarter final matches
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🏳️Mirra Andreeva [3] – Ayla Tomljanovic [WC]
🏳️Diana Schneider [9] – Emma Navarro [6]
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Kimberly Birrell- Jacqueline Christian [Q] Victoria Mboko [8] – Madison Keys [2]
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In Hobart, top seed Emma Raducanu advanced to the quarter-finals without a fight – Magdalena French withdrew from her second round match.
Olga Danilovich, who defeated McCartney Kessler and advanced to the second place, also defeated Peyton Stearns in the 1/8 final.
Third-seeded Iva Jovic crushes her opponents: The young American first gave up just one game to Janice Tjen and then defeated Renata Sarasua with scores of 6:1, 6:2. Her next opponent will be Magda Linette.
WTA 250 Hobart. 1/8 final
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Emma Raducanu [1] – Magdalena French – WO., Raducanu Rebecca Shramkova – Talia Preston [WC] – 4:6, 1:6
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(Adelaide) Leylah Annie Fernandez and her Hungarian playing partner Timea Babos fell 7-6 (3), 6-7 (6) and 6-10 to the Czech Katerina Siniakova and the Chinese Zhang Shuai in the quarter-finals of the women’s doubles at the Adelaide tennis tournament on Wednesday.
Fernandez and Babos bowed after a tight duel lasting one hour and 59 minutes in front of the second seeds of the doubles tournament.
Siniakova and Zhang will face Kazakh Anna Danilina and Serbian Aleksandra Krunic, fourth seeds in the doubles, in the final four.
The Quebecoise, 22e world racket, lost to Russian Diana Shnaider 7-5, 6-3 in singles on Monday.
Furthermore, Ontario’s Victoria Mboko, eighth seed, will meet in the quarter-finals of the women’s singles with American Madison Keys, second seed, at the end of the evening.
Mboko is playing her first official WTA singles tournament in 2026, and her first since Hong Kong, which she won, in November 2025.
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