The Pick, presented by DraftKings Sportsbook: Cori Gauff vs. Iga Swiatek, French Open

World No. 1 Iga Swiatek puts her Undertaker-like streak on the line against world No. 23 Coco Gauff in the French Open final on Saturday. The Polish superstar has won her last 34 matches, and she won Roland Garros less than two years ago, so she knows what it takes to get the job done in this venue.

Gauff is on a remarkable run of her own—she hasn't dropped a set on the way to the final; not even Swiatek can say that. But the fact remains that Swiatek is better than Gauff in pretty much every aspect of the game. Gauff’s unforced errors can also get out of control, and it's not hard to envision Swiatek cruising to a win, which is the way things have gone in their previous two meetings. Swiatek is 2-0 against the American, and hasn’t yet dropped a set. In their most recent meeting, this March in Miami, Swiatek earned a 6-3, 6-1 win in just an hour and 17 minutes.

One of the biggest factors in this match-up is the difference in the forehands. While Gauff can occasionally rack up mistakes from that side—and doesn’t hit as many winners as you’d expect—Swiatek arguably has the best forehand on tour. That shot has become an extremely consistent weapon for her, and she seemingly never misses with it. Look for her to try and overpower her younger opponent from that side, and don’t be surprised if it begins to demoralize Gauff a little bit. Swiatek is a smart player, so she'll try to get into some forehand-to-forehand rallies in this one.

Swiatek is deservedly a -700 favorite to win this match, and the odds on her to win in straight sets also sit anywhere from -255 to -310 (with a variety of different ways you can bet that on DraftKings). However, one way to get a little clever with this one is to look at player props and jump on Swiatek to win Under 12.5 games. The -170 odds on that are much more favorable, and it would only mean that Swiatek needs to avoid letting Gauff get to five or six games in either set. Considering she did that at Miami, it’s in the realm of possibility. And Swiatek is arguably playing better now than she was in March.

It’s also worth noting that Gauff has had a really easy draw to this point, so she hasn’t experienced anything like what she’s about to feel in the finals. This is also he first singles final at a major, so she should be rather nervous. That won’t be the case for Swiatek, who has played in nothing but big matches over the last two years.

The Pick: Swiatek Under 12.5 Total Games Won (-170)