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2025 Wimbledon: Samsonova [19th] vs. Bouzas Maneiro [62nd] Prediction, Odds and Match Preview
Samsonova is favored (-450) against Bouzas Maneiro (+310) in this Round of 16 match.
This match, and the rest of Wimbledon will air on ESPN, watch it there from June 23 - July 12.
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Based on the implied probility from the moneyline, Samsonova has an 81.8% to win.
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