Adam Walton — Alexander Binda 2:0: match report and statistics

Challenger. Jingshan. Qualification · 29.09.2026 03:05 · Finished

Head-to-head: Adam Walton vs Alexander Binda

Who will win?

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  • Adam Walton0%
  • Draw0%
  • Alexander Binda0%

Overview

Adam Walton vs Alexander Binda ended 2:0 on 29.09.2026 03:05 (UTC) in Challenger. Jingshan. Qualification. Adam Walton took the victory.

Adam Walton, last 6 games: won 2, lost 4. Alexander Binda, last 6 games: won 4, lost 2.

Related pages: Adam Walton statistics, Alexander Binda statistics, Challenger. Jingshan. Qualification table.

Other games: Tennis results and fixtures.

Score by periods

Team12Σ
Adam Walton
662
Alexander Binda
100

Match statistics

  • 4 Aces 1
  • 0 Double faults 0
  • 75% First serve 58%
  • 83% (20/24)1st serve points won(13/30) 43%
  • 63% (5/8)2nd serve points won(7/22) 32%
  • 0% Break points saved 0%
  • 57% (17/30)1st serve return points won(4/24) 17%
  • 68% (15/22)2nd serve return points won(3/8) 38%
  • 0% Break points converted 0%
  • 78% (25/32)Service points won(20/52) 38%
  • 62% (32/52)Return points won(7/32) 22%
  • 68% (57/84)Total points won(27/84) 32%
  • 7 Посл. 10 мячей 3
  • 0 Match Points Saved 0
  • 100% (6/6)Service games won(1/7) 14%
  • 86% (6/7)Return games won(0/6) 0%
  • 92% (12/13)Total games won(1/13) 8%

Game by game

Adam Walton
Alexander Binda
3/3Service games won0/33Breaks03/3Break points converted0/1
  • 1 : 0
    15:0 30:0 40:0
  • 2 : 0Lost serve
    0:15 0:30 0:40 15:40 30:40 40:40 A:40 BP
  • 3 : 0
    15:0 15:15 30:15 40:15
  • 4 : 0Lost serve
    15:0 15:15 30:15 40:15 BP
  • 5 : 0
    15:0 30:0 30:15 30:30 30:40 BP40:40 A:40
  • 6 : 0Lost serve
    15:0 15:15 30:15 30:30 30:40 40:40 A:40 MP

Head-to-head

Matches played: 0
draws: 0

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Wins
0 / 0
0 / 0
Points
0 / 0
Matches

The teams have not met yet

Previous matches: Adam Walton

Previous matches: Alexander Binda

Match info

Tournament
Jingshan
Season
2026

Challenger. Jingshan. Qualification

Match forecast and markets

Quick readAlexander Binda favourite · 69%Likely score 0:2Expected games 25.3Tiebreak in match 47%
31%Win · Adam Walton3.24
69%Win · Alexander Binda1.45
25.3Expected games
37%Adam Walton wins 1st set2.71
47%Tiebreak in match2.11
47%Deciding set2.15
  • On serve the model gives Adam Walton 63% of points and Alexander Binda 67% — adjusted for the opponent's return.
  • Most likely score in sets is 0:2 (40%), then 1:2 (29%).
  • About 25.3 games expected; over 21.5 — 67%.
MarkethistoryhistoryModelFair odds
Adam Walton wins50%5/1020%2/1031%3.24
Alexander Binda wins50%5/1080%8/1069%1.45
Adam Walton wins 1st set60%6/1020%2/1037%2.71
Deciding set20%2/1040%4/1047%2.15
Tiebreak in match40%4/1040%4/1047%2.11
Score in sets
0:220%2/1050%5/1040%2.52
1:220%2/1030%3/1029%3.40
2:10%0/1010%1/1017%5.80
2:050%5/1010%1/1014%7.32

Model: serve and return points of each player in recent matches (10 and 10) → game → set → match. History — share of each player's matches where the market came in.

Players' style of play

Adam Waltonmatches: 10

Strengths

  • Double faults per match 2.1 (avg 3.3)Strong
  • Points won on 1st serve 75% (avg 71%)Strong
  • Service games held 82% (avg 77%)Strong

Weaknesses

  • Comebacks after losing 1st set 0/4Weak
Aces per match
6.9
Double faults per match
2.1
First serve in
62%
Service games held
82%
Return games won
20%

Alexander Bindamatches: 10

Strengths

  • Points won on 2nd serve 54% (avg 49%)Strong
  • Tiebreaks 3/4Strong
  • Deciding sets 3/4Strong
Aces per match
6.8
Double faults per match
3.8
First serve in
60%
Service games held
80%
Return games won
28%

Compared with the average of all players in these matches (both players and their opponents). Recent 10 matches.

Trends

  • Matches without a deciding set: 8 of 1080%
  • Over 18.5 games in 8 of 10 matches80%
  • Wins in 8 of 10 matches80%
  • Won the 1st set in 8 of 10 matches80%
  • Over 19.5 games in 7 of 10 matches70%

Based on recent matches: home team — 10, away team — 10

Win probability

Points won on serve: 69% Points won on serve: 49%Before the match: 100%

Markov model: each player's chance to win a point on serve → game → set → match. Bars below show how much each point mattered.