Our US Open mixed doubles today will focus on two very special teams. Martina Hingis and Jamie Murray have reached the 2017 US Open semi-finals in the mixed doubles after Andy's brother lost in the men's doubles on Tuesday. On the same note, Horia Tecau and Coco Vandeweghe are their opponents – and Romanian Tecau is the one who beat Jamie Murray and his teammate Bruno Soares in the men's battle. This might be a very important psychological factor to take into account in our US Open predictions. Let's check our betting tips for tennis today.

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The pairing of Jamie Murray and Martina Hingis have been able to reach the semi-finals of the mixed doubles at the 2017 US Open. They defeated A. Spears and J. Cabal in the quarter-finals, as foreseen by most US Open mixed doubles betting tips. As a result, the semi-finals see them being pitted against Coco Vandeweghe and Horia Tecau on September 8. Vandeweghe/Tecau reached this stage of the competition after a walkover win over T. Babos and B. Soares.

Martina Hingis/Jamie Murray – Stats & Current Form

The duo of Hingis/Murray are the top seeds in the 2017 US Open mixed game. They have seen a stunning success lately after winning the Wimbledon title in July. It has been a remarkable run for the pair, and our US Open mixed doubles predictions are in strong favour of their success mainly due to this reason. Murray has previously been runner-up at the 2008 US Open with Liezel Huber at the time, while Swiss Martina Hingis has already won the US Open mixed doubles in 2015, with Leander Paes. The two haven't played together before this year's Wimbledon.

Coco Vandeweghe/Horia Tecau – Stats & Current Form

Horia Tecau and American Coco Vandeweghe qualified for the mixed doubles semi-finals at the US Open on September 5 in New York, after a victory over Bruno Soares and Timea Babos 4-6, 6-1, 10-8. Vandeweghe and Tecau defeated the 4th seeded pair in one hour and six minutes.

Against all US Open predictions, Coco Vandeweghe was involved in the mixed doubles finals at the 2016 US Open with Rajeev Ram. Vandeweghe and Tecau also lost the finals at the 2016 Australian Open. Tecau has won a Double Mixed Grand Slam title at the 2012 Australian Open with Bethanie Mattek-Sands, and a final in Melbourne, with Sania Mirza.

In the semi-finals at Flushing Meadows, Vandeweghe and Tecau will face the main favourites, Martina Hingis and Jamie Murray, who won 6-3, 2-6, 10-8 in the quarter-finals against Abigail Spears/Juan Sebastian Cabal.

US Open Mixed Doubles Betting Tips for September 8

US Open Mixed Doubles Vandeweghe/Tecau vs Hingis/Murray

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Martina Hingis/Jamie Murray to win

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The mixed doubles matches are all about compatibility and our US Open betting tips focus on this. While Martina Hingis is a very experienced player with numerous Grand Slams won in singles, Jamie Murray himself is also a spectacular tennis champion. On the opposite, Tecau and Vandeweghe have achieved a lot in the 2017 US Open singles. Tecau qualified in the men's doubles semi-finals alongside Dutchman Jean-Julien Rojer with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Jamie Murray/Bruno Soares, while Vandeweghe will play in the singles semi-finals. Looking at the stats, we have a proven pair and an 'experimental' pair facing each other. Hingis and Murray won the 2017 Wimbledon in mixed doubles, which is easily their greatest performance so far. While both pairs are new, we pick a safe bet that is backed by proven compatibility.

US Open Mixed Doubles Vandeweghe/Tecau vs Hingis/Murray

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Over 2.5 Sets

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US Open betting odds usually take into account previous matches. Both pairs needed more than two sets to decide matches in the quarter-finals and the Round of 16. Looking at the stats, this will be the first ever match between these pairs, but looking at them individually, we observed that Tecau/Vandeweghe needed three sets to decide important encounters at the 2016 Australian Open and at the 2016 Wimbledon. On the same note, half of Hingis/Murray's matches at this tournament were decided in three sets, but this one is way more important