Prediction Kecmanovic Griekspoor

Wimbledon 2024 - 2nd round

Finished - 02:50

Kecmanovic, Miomir ATP 52

Griekspoor, Tallon [27] ATP 25

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Predictions trend

16.7% (4)

83.3% (20)

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Predictions are closed

M.Kecmanovic

T.Griekspoor

Predictions trend

16.7% (4)

83.3%
(20)

Help to predict

Kecmanovic

Griekspoor

26%

Tiredness

12%

2h38

Previous game

2h01

1j 39h

Rest duration

1j 41h

6h38

Time on court

2h01

Head to head

Grass

1st round

Last year

1st round

3rd round

Best result

2nd round

(15/33) 45%

% won on Grass

67% (22/33)

(3/6) 50%

This year

67% (4/6)

(2/6) 33%

Last year

78% (7/9)

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