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WTA Miami Day 5 Predictions Including Madison Keys vs Elena-Gabriela Ruse

After a rain-riddled Day 4, a host of WTA matches in Miami were delayed and shifted to Day 5, including American up-and-comer Iva Jovic taking on Spanish veteran Paula Badosa. But that is far from all, as we have another jam-packed day of tennis, weather permitting, in store. As such, who do you think wins on Day 5?

WTA Miami Day 5 Predictions

Madison Keys vs Elena-Gabriela Ruse

Head-to-head: Keys 2-0 Ruse

After a career-best season in 2025, Madison Keys has been held back by injuries and inconsistency this year, leading to her drop out of the top 10. Elena-Gabriela Ruse will look to challenge from the baseline and force more errors than winners, but in front of a home crowd, Keys should have enough firepower to come through.

Prediction: Keys in 2

Iva Jovic vs Paula Badosa

Head-to-head: First meeting

Iva Jovic had a disappointing tournament in Indian Wells and will look to bounce back here. Paula Badosa can be a tricky opponent, but at this stage of her career, the Spaniard has been too affected by injuries to be consistently reliable against one of the rising talents on tour.

Prediction: Jovic in 3

Leylah Fernandez vs Oksana Selekhmeteva

Head-to-head: First meeting

Leylah Fernandez and Oksana Selekhmeteva meet in an all-lefty clash that should be fascinating, with the match likely decided by who maintains aggression from the baseline. Selekhmeteva has enough firepower at her best to make this competitive, but on a fast hard court, Fernandez is the more well-rounded player and should come out on top.

Prediction: Fernandez in 2

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About Zain Mustafa

Being brought up in a sports-watching home, some of the spheres flying across the TV screen stuck with me more than others, the yellow fuzzy one probably the most. A lefty Mallorcan got me into it, a righty Murcian has kept me in it after him, but to be honest, once I was in, I never felt like leaving anyway.

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