Who is favored to win the match?
Quentin Halys is favored to win according to betting odds.
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Halys vs. Kovacevic: ATP Washington Open 2025 Prediction, Odds & Preview
Get the expert prediction, odds, and match preview for the Quentin Halys vs. Aleksandar Kovacevic match at the ATP Washington Open 2025. Find out who is favored to win and key stats for both players.
Key Insights
- Quentin Halys is favored to win against Aleksandar Kovacevic in their Round of 64 match at the ATP Washington Open 2025.
- Dimers' advanced tennis model predicts Halys has a 55% chance of winning the match.
- Halys has a 55% chance of winning the first set, according to Dimers' model.
- Halys has a 10-9 record on hard courts this year, with an 80.0% winning percentage in service games.
- Kovacevic has a 12-6 record on hard courts in 2025, winning 77.4% of his service games.
In-Depth Analysis
Quentin Halys (ranked No. 52-71 depending on the source) will face Aleksandar Kovacevic (ranked No. 66-76) in the Round of 64 at the Citi Open. Halys is slightly favored to win.
**Halys Stats:** Halys holds a 10-9 record on hard courts this year. He has won 80.0% of his service games and 18.7% of his return games on hard courts. Halys has converted 32.0% of his break points on hard courts. His most recent tournament was the Mifel Open, where he lost to Juan Pablo Ficovich.
**Kovacevic Stats:** Kovacevic has a 12-6 record in six tournaments on hard courts this year. He has won 77.4% of his service games and 28.4% of his return games on hard courts. Kovacevic has converted 33.1% of his break-point chances on hard courts. He reached the finals of the Mifel Open but was defeated by Denis Shapovalov.
FAQ
What is Halys' record on hard courts this year?
Halys has a 10-9 record on hard courts in 2025.
What is Kovacevic's record on hard courts this year?
Kovacevic has a 12-6 record on hard courts in 2025.
Takeaways
- Halys is the predicted winner, but Kovacevic has shown strong performance on hard courts this year.
- Key stats to watch include service game winning percentage and break point conversion rates.
- This match is part of the Round of 64 at the ATP Washington Open, so the winner will advance further in the tournament.
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