Olmos has played a strong qualifier and generally had a nice season after being one of the best college players in the United States. Bencic is a class over and comes in nice shape, but directly from indoors in Europe to outdoor hard, where she is 3-6 this year.

THEN YOU SHOULD PLAY IT
Olmos is in great shape and has played a strong qualifier in which she has collected two really good victories.
She is 29-16 on hardcourt this year, and also impressed in Tampico with victories over Radwanska and Dolehide.
Bencic comes directly from indoors in France, and although the results have been nice, the resistance has been very mixed.
Olmos is played under the conditions of the heat and humidity, and I think that could be a small advantage.
Bencic is not at the level she was when she came to the stage, and injury has made it difficult for the Swiss.
Olmos has everything to win here after a nice qualification, and I think it’s a relatively generous line of 17.5.

YOU SHOULD HAVE EYE WITH
Bencic is a level or two over Olmos, and Olmos has also had some outcomes during the season with lack of results.
Bencic comes in strong form despite mixed resistance and made it very solid in the recent tournament.
Olmos must play extremely stable and can not afford the game outcomes she has previously performed in the season.
Bencic top level is far above Olmos, and if the Swiss comes close to it, it can be difficult to cover 17.5.
It’s hard to say which version of Bencic is coming here, and that in itself plays a rather crucial role in the game.