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Jessica Pegula meets Madison Keys in the Australian Open last 16 on hard courts on 26 January, with a best-of-three place in the quarter-finals at stake.
World No 6 Pegula faces world No 9 Keys, and this preview also explains where to watch or follow the match live. Keys leads their head-to-head and won their most recent meeting, but the broader form and the pricing suggest fine margins in the second week, when every match feels complicated.FINISHED

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6-3
, 6-4
Madison Keys leads 2-1 across their three previous meetings, and the match-ups have tended to be competitive with an average of 21.3 games. Their last encounter came in the Adelaide final on 11 Jan 2025, when Keys won 2-1, and that history hints at another contest where a single swing set could decide it.

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Jessica Pegula is 6-1 on hard courts this season, backed by 44% of return games won, a figure that points to sustained pressure in rallies. Keys is 6-2 and has been sharper on break points at 55% converted, but her matches have run longer on average at 22.3 games, which can bring the tight moments into focus.
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Pegula is 7-3 over her last 10 matches and has taken the opening set 70% of the time, which can matter in a three-set format. Keys is 6-4 in the same span and has converted 55% of break points, yet the double-fault rate at 6.2 per match is a potential leak, and her deciding-set win rate sits at 33%.

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Bookmakers price Pegula at 1.57 against Keys at 2.38; first-set prices are 1.67 versus 2.2. It is a clear lean, but the sense around the second week is that little is straightforward.
Their previous meetings suggest Keys can generate more free points, with higher serve effectiveness and a bigger ace count, while Pegula's edge comes from consistent return pressure and steadier control of service games.
Workload is a subtle subplot too: Keys has logged 7 hours 32 minutes across her last five matches compared with Pegula's 6 hours 1 minute, and that extra time can show up if the match stretches. Put together, it looks like a contest shaped by small lapses rather than one dominant pattern.Prediction
Jessica Pegula
Madison Keys
Overall indicators tilt slightly towards Jessica Pegula: the market makes her favourite and her hard-court return numbers this season point to repeatable pressure. Madison Keys has the head-to-head lead and the bigger serve profile in their meetings, so the pathway is clear for an upset if she keeps the error count down.
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