Will Jessica Pegula and Yulia Starodubtseva be twinning in Charleston Open final

American tennis fans were hoping for a match between “The Player’s Box” podcast hosts and good friends, Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula, who advanced to the final with a win over Iva Jovic.

With those hopes dashed after Yulia Starodubtseva upset Keys, we move on to the next serious question about the Starodubsteva vs. Pegula final.

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Adidas is happy

Adidas’s blue clay court tennis kit looks great; however, fans do not want to see both players in the same blue kit and white visor.

Though their hair color is different, it could still be confusing to distinguish between Starodubtseva and Pegula.

Will the Starodubtseva and Pegula teams communicate about their kits and not dress identically? Can “The Player’s Box” give us insight on how this works on an upcoming episode?

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Twinning has happened before in a final

When Jack Draper won Indian Wells in 2025, he was dressed exactly the same as Holger Rune. Both wore their Nike kits with backward baseball caps. Fans did not like it and complained it was hard to tell who was who while watching the match on television.

Charleston Open final matchup

Pegula has been fighting her way through long and physical three set matches in Charleston. Will she have enough left in the tank to win the Charleston Open for the second straight year.

Ukrainian Starodubtseva is competing for a maiden WTA title on clay which is not her favorite surface. Can she maintain the level she had against Keys and not succumb to nerves?

Watch the Credit One Charleston Open final at 1:30 PM EDT on April 5 on the Tennis Channel.