Alexander Donski
Donski turned 28 on August 1, 2026. His singles career high is No. 525, and ATP lists hard as his favourite surface.
- Current ranking
- #538
- Peak ranking
- #525 · 2022
- Current age
- 28
- Preferred surface
- Hard
- Hand
- Right handed
- Height
- 188 cm
PolandGrodzisk Mazowiecki - PolandFinished
Predictions gradedDonski turned 28 on August 1, 2026. His singles career high is No. 525, and ATP lists hard as his favourite surface.
De Schepper reached a singles career high of No. 62 in April 2014. ATP lists hard as his favourite surface and serve as his favourite shot.
Pre-match view
Alexander Donski's strong hard-court form (5-1 in last 15) and superior serve metrics give him a clear edge over Kenny de Schepper, who is transitioning from clay and has no recent hard-court data.
Donski is likely to win in straight sets, with the best betting value on under 9.5 games in the first set. Avoid De Schepper due to poor form and surface disadvantage.
Compare BetBugs' chances with the market's.
Positive edges · 1
Market 52.4% · BetBugs 60%
Both players' recent first sets average around 9.5 games, but Donski's superior serve and break-point conversion on hard court should lead to a relatively quick first set, likely under 9.5 games.
Other edges · 3
The published chance does not exceed the market's implied chance.
BetBugs 72% · Market 75.2%
Donski's dominant hard-court form (5-1 last15) and superior serve metrics give him a clear edge over De Schepper, who has no recent hard-court matches.
BetBugs 68% · Market 71.4%
Donski's strong set-winning rate (61.1%) and hard-court proficiency, combined with De Schepper's poor recent form and surface transition, make Donski likely to take the opening set.
How likely BetBugs thought each outcome was.
High-risk markets where price or context leaves too little cushion.
De Schepper's poor recent form and lack of hard-court data make his odds unappealing despite the high payout.
Last 15 match performance, compared side by side.
Last 15
9 core stats · 0 even
Alexander Donski carries the stronger recent form — Kenny de Schepper's route runs through serve.