Willis/Stevenson — Luz/Matos 2:1: match report and statistics
ATP. Eastbourne. Doubles · 22.06.2026 15:50 · Finished
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- Draw0%
- Luz/Matos0%
Overview
The ATP. Eastbourne. Doubles match Willis/Stevenson – Luz/Matos on 22.06.2026 15:50 (UTC) finished 2:1. The win went to Willis/Stevenson.
Willis/Stevenson, last 6 games: won 3, drawn 0, lost 3. Luz/Matos, last 6 games: won 1, drawn 0, lost 5.
More on the site: Willis/Stevenson statistics, Luz/Matos statistics, ATP. Eastbourne. Doubles standings and results.
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Score by periods
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Σ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Willis/Stevenson | 7 | 3 | 13 | 2 |
Luz/Matos | 6 | 6 | 11 | 1 |
Match statistics
- 5 Aces 2
- 10 Double faults 2
- 61% First serve 70%
- 80% (36/45)1st serve points won(39/50) 78%
- 45% (13/29)2nd serve points won(11/21) 52%
- 0% Break points saved 0%
- 22% (11/50)1st serve return points won(9/45) 20%
- 48% (10/21)2nd serve return points won(16/29) 55%
- 0% Break points converted 0%
- 66% (49/74)Service points won(50/71) 70%
- 30% (21/71)Return points won(25/74) 34%
- 48% (70/145)Total points won(75/145) 52%
- 8 Посл. 10 мячей 2
- 5 Match Points Saved 1
- 80% (8/10)Service games won(10/11) 91%
- 9% (1/11)Return games won(2/10) 20%
- 43% (9/21)Total games won(12/21) 57%
Game by game
- 1 : 0
- 1 : 1
- 1 : 2
- 2 : 2
- Lost serve2 : 3
- 2 : 4
- 2 : 5
- 3 : 5
- 4 : 5
- 4 : 6
- 4 : 7
- 5 : 7
- Lost serve5 : 8
- 5 : 9
- 6 : 9Lost serve
- 7 : 9
- 8 : 9
- 9 : 9Lost serve
- 10 : 9Lost serve
- Lost serve10 : 10
- Lost serve10 : 11
- 11 : 11Lost serve
- 12 : 11Lost serve
- 13 : 11
Head-to-head
Matches played: 0
draws: 0
The teams have not met yet
Previous matches: Willis/Stevenson
Previous matches: Luz/Matos
Match info
- Tournament
- Eastbourne
- Season
- 2026
ATP. Eastbourne. Doubles
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Win probability
Markov model: each player's chance to win a point on serve → game → set → match. Bars below show how much each point mattered.