Iga Swiatek vs Qinwen Zheng vs prediction, betting tips & odds, head-to-head, preview: Indian Wells Open 2025

This is the eighth meeting between both players.
Iga Swiatek’s hunt for a third Indian Wells Open title faces a formidable roadblock as she faces World No. #9 Qinwen Zheng. The Polish star, influential in desert conditions, will seek retribution for her Paris Olympics loss to the Chinese powerhouse.
Zheng, overflowing with confidence, knows she can unsettle the former World No. #1. But can she replicate her triumph on Swiatek’s preferred turf?
Match details
- Tournament: Indian Wells Open 2025
- Stage: Quarter-final
- Date: March 13 (Thursday)
- Time: TBD
- Venue: Indian Wells Tennis Garden, California
- Surface: Hard Court (outdoor)
Preview
Can Zheng Qinwen stop the unstoppable? That’s the question as she faces Iga Swiatek in the Indian Wells Open quarterfinals. Swiatek has bulldozed through the draw, dropping just six games in three matches, numbers that haven’t been seen since Monica Seles in 2002. She’s been ruthless, and completely in control.
Desert conditions? Perfect. Faster courts? No problem. The defending champion has looked untouchable.
But Zheng? She’s quietly building momentum and after a rough start to the season, she’s back with coach Pere Riba, the man who guided her to gold at the Paris Olympics, where she stunned Swiatek in the semis. That 6-2, 7-5 win wasn’t just a victory; it was a statement.
It snapped Swiatek’s legendary 26-match win streak at Roland Garros and proved that Zheng can hang with the best.
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Form
- Iga Swiatek: W-W-W-L-W
- Qinwen Zheng: W-W-W-L-L
Head-to-Head
- Matches – 7
- Swiatek – 6
- Zheng– 1
Stats
Iga Swiatek
- Swiatek has 17-4 win-loss record in 2025 so far
- Swiatek has a 21-2 win-loss record at Indian Wells
- Swiatek is the defending champion at Indian Wells 2024
Qinwen Zheng
- Zheng has a 4-3 win-loss record in 2025 so far
- Zheng has a 1-2 win-loss record at Indian Wells
- Zheng reached the 2nd round at Indian Wells 2024
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Iga Swiatek vs Qinwen Zheng: Betting tips and odds
- Moneyline: Swiatek -500, Zheng +420
- Spread: Swiatek -5.5 (-100), Zheng +5.5 (-125)
- Total Games: Over 20.5 (-100), Under (-130)
Prediction
Iga Swiatek has shown no mercy at Indian Wells Open 2025 as the World No. #2 has beaten Caroline Garcia, Dayana Yastremska, and Karolina Muchova without breaking a sweat.
As a two-time champion, Swiatek excels in the desert. Some people talked about faster courts this year, but her powerful performance has put those worries to rest.
On the other hand, Qinwen Zheng has found her groove after a tough start to 2025. The 21-year-old came to Indian Wells without having won two matches in a row this season.
But she’s gained confidence winning every set against Victoria Azarenka, Lulu Sun, and Marta Kostyuk. Still, her record against Swiatek looks grim. She’s lost six times and won once, on clay at the 2024 Olympics.
Swiatek can control the pace of play. This, plus her great movement and defense, makes her the likely winner. Zheng has the power to give Swiatek trouble. But unless she serves well and takes chances in rallies, it’s hard to see her winning. Expect Swiatek to win in two sets.
Result: Iga Swiatek to win in straight sets.
Where and how to watch the live streaming and TV broadcast of Iga Swiatek vs Qinwen Zheng, quarter-final match at Indian Wells Open 2025?
There won’t be any live telecast of this match in India. However, viewers can follow WTA TV for the live streaming of the match. If you’re in the UK and want to watch the Indian Wells tennis tournament live, you can find it on Sky UK. If you’re in the US, you can stream all the matches on Tennis Channel or WTA TV.
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