Mirra Andreeva walks into this opener with a matchup she already solved a couple weeks ago, and nothing about Janice Tjen’s recent form suggests the rematch will look any different. Andreeva handled her 6-1, 7-6 in Cincinnati — one set completely one‑way, the other competitive but still controlled — and when two players meet again this quickly, the gap usually stays the same. Tjen has dropped 23 of her 39 matches this season, carries an 8-13 hard‑court record, and is winless in five tries against top‑20 opponents. She competes, but she doesn’t have the pace or the weapons to keep Andreeva from dictating. With Andreeva’s baseline patterns clicking and Tjen struggling to hold serve against elite hitters, this sets up as another short, straightforward win for the Roland Garros champion.