Robin Bertrand — Rocco Piatti 2:1: match report and statistics
World Tennis. Idanha-a-Nova · 13.08.2026 13:35 · Finished
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Votes: 0- Robin Bertrand0%
- Draw0%
- Rocco Piatti0%
Overview
The World Tennis. Idanha-a-Nova match Robin Bertrand – Rocco Piatti on 13.08.2026 13:35 (UTC) finished 2:1. Robin Bertrand took the victory.
Form of Robin Bertrand in the last 6 matches: wins 3, draws 0, defeats 3. Form of Rocco Piatti in the last 6 matches: wins 2, draws 0, defeats 4.
Head-to-head meetings: 1. Wins of Robin Bertrand: 0, wins of Rocco Piatti: 0, draws: 1. The last meeting on 16.08.2022 10:30 ended Robin Bertrand 1:1 Rocco Piatti.
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Score by periods
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Σ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | 3 | 6 | 2 | |
| 2 | 6 | 0 | 1 |
Match statistics
- 0 Aces 2
- 2 Double faults 4
- 73.5% First Serve Percentage 56.9%
- 39 1st serve points won 25
- 88.9% Second Serve Percentage 87.1%
- 8 2nd serve points won 15
- 7 Break points Played 4
- 5 Break points converted 1
- 79 Total points won 61
- 3 Set Points 1
- 2 Match Points 0
Game by game
- 1 : 015:0 15:15 15:30 30:30 40:30
- 2 : 0Lost serve15:0 15:15 15:30 15:40 30:40 40:40 A:40 BP
- 3 : 00:15 15:15 30:15 30:30 40:30
- 4 : 0Lost serve15:0 30:0 30:15 40:15 BP40:30 BP
- 5 : 015:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 30:40 BP40:40 A:40 40:40 40:A BP40:40 A:40
- 6 : 0Lost serve15:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 40:30 MP40:40 A:40 MP
Head-to-head
Robin BertrandMatches played: 1
draws: 1
Rocco PiattiPrevious matches: Robin Bertrand
Previous matches: Rocco Piatti
Match info
- Tournament
- Idanha-A-Nova
- Season
- 2026
World Tennis. Idanha-a-Nova
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Win probability
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