Zsombor Piros #169Hungary22 – 0Jerome Kym #196Switzerland0

Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Market price 1.73

The read

Piros' superior clay-court record and dominant recent form on this surface give him a clear edge over Kym, who has been less consistent on clay this season.

• Piros is 21-10 on clay in 2026, including 8 straight wins this tournament without dropping a set.
• Piros has a 63.4% career win rate on clay (223 wins) vs Kym's 93 wins, showing stronger clay pedigree.
• Piros' recent form: last 5 matches all wins, dropping only 1 set total, with dominant scorelines (e.g., 6-2 7-6, 6-0 6-3).
• Kym's last 5: 3 wins, 2 losses, including a 5-set loss and a retirement, with less consistent clay results (5-3 in 2026).

Signal quality Low · Uncertainty band Slight lean · Not priced

The read

Given Kym's tendency for longer matches and Piros' ability to hold serve, this match is likely to exceed 21.5 total games, especially if it goes to three sets.

• Piros' last 5 matches averaged 20.6 total games, with 3 of 5 going over 21.5.
• Kym's last 5 matches averaged 24.4 total games, with 4 of 5 going over 21.5.
• Both players have solid serve stats, but Kym's higher ace rate (10.6%) could lead to more holds and longer games.

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The read

The strong serving of both players in recent matches suggests a tight first set, likely exceeding 9.5 games.

• Piros' last 5 first sets averaged 9.6 games, with 3 of 5 going over 9.5.
• Kym's last 5 first sets averaged 10.2 games, with 4 of 5 going over 9.5.
• Both players have first-serve win percentages above 66%, making breaks less frequent in the opening set.

Signal quality Medium · Uncertainty band Lean · Market price 1.73

The read

Piros' strong start tendency and higher return points won percentage suggest he is likely to take the opening set against Kym, who has shown vulnerability early in matches.

• Piros has won the first set in 7 of his last 8 matches, with a career first-set win conversion rate of 87%.
• Kym's first-set win rate in his last 5 matches is 60%, but he lost the first set in his most recent match against Kasnikowski.
• Piros' first-serve win percentage (66.6%) and break-point conversion (44.4%) are slightly better than Kym's (74.5% and 41.6%), but Piros' return game is stronger (41% return points won vs 40%).

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The read

Kym's high ace rate and Piros' decent serving should combine for over 7.5 aces, especially if the match extends to three sets.

• Kym averages 10.6% aces per serve, with 1897 career aces in 259 matches (approx. 7.3 per match).
• Piros averages 4.4% aces, but in a best-of-3 match, combined aces often exceed 7.5.
• Kym's height (198 cm) and serve power are likely to produce a higher ace count on clay.

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The read

Both players have moderate double-fault rates, and in a competitive match, the total double faults are likely to exceed 5.5.

• Piros has a 3.6% double-fault rate, averaging about 3.6 per 100 serves, which could lead to 3-4 double faults in a match.
• Kym has a 3.8% double-fault rate, similar to Piros, potentially adding 3-4 double faults.
• Combined, they average around 7-8 double faults per match based on career stats.