Prediction Rublev Seyboth Wild

US Open 2024 - 1st round

Finished - 02:20

Rublev, Andrey [6] ATP 16

Seyboth Wild, Thiago ATP 218

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Predictions trend

95.1% (58)

4.9% (3)

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Predictions are closed

A.Rublev

T.Seyboth Wild

Predictions trend

95.1% (58)

4.9%
(3)

Help to predict

Rublev

Seyboth Wild

Tiredness

0h00

Previous game

0h00

Rest duration

2h26

Time on court

4h57

Head to head

Hard

1/4 final

Last year

Q 2nd round

1/4 final

Best result

1st round

(323/479) 67%

% won on Hard

47% (30/64)

(30/39) 77%

This year

65% (11/17)

(37/55) 67%

Last year

25% (2/8)

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