Tomic vs Holmgren Prediction 13 November 2026
🔊 Bernard Tomic and August Holmgren will meet in the quarter-finals of the Brisbane Challenger on hard court. Both players come into the match with similar form and results. The contest looks set to be competitive and could go the distance, given how closely their statistics match.
Head-to-Head
📊 Bernard Tomic and August Holmgren have not played each other before.
Bernard Tomic Player Overview
Bernard Tomic reaches the quarter-finals after two consecutive wins at this tournament, having beaten Blake Ellis and Omar Jasika. He has five wins in his last 10 matches, indicating neutral form. Tomic wins 51% of games and 59% of sets, and is successful on serve 81% of the time - one of the key factors behind his results on hard courts. His break-point conversion rate is 38%, suggesting he can put up a fight on return. His matches last 18.2 games on average, slightly fewer than his opponent’s.
Match Results: Bernard Tomic
August Holmgren Player Overview
August Holmgren has also won two matches in a row at this tournament, against Philip Sekulic and Christopher O'Connell. He has five wins in his last 10 matches, but has also had spells of several consecutive defeats, pointing to inconsistency. Holmgren has won 53% of games and 52% of sets, while his hold percentage is the same as Tomic’s at 81%. The average number of games in his matches is noticeably higher, however, at 23.1. His break-point conversion rate is 40%, giving him a chance to win games on his opponent’s serve as well as his own.
Match Results: August Holmgren
Key factors
- Matches involving Bernard Tomic average 18.2 games, compared with 23.1 for August Holmgren.
- Both players win a similar percentage of games: 51% for Bernard Tomic and 53% for August Holmgren.
- Neither player’s percentage of sets won exceeds 60%, suggesting that a third set is possible.
- On hard courts, both players have a high hold percentage (81%).
Expected scenario
This quarter-final is expected to be a competitive match, with neither player clearly dominating. Tomic and Holmgren have similar percentages of games and sets won, which increases the likelihood of long sets and the match potentially going to a third set. This scenario best supports a prediction of Over on Total Games.
⭐ Editor’s Pick
Both players head into the quarter-final with similar form and results on serve. Holmgren’s matches have a higher average number of games, while Tomic consistently wins his service games. The lack of a clear favourite and the similarity of the two quarter-finalists’ statistics increase the likelihood of a third set. The pick is Total Games Over 22.5.
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