Harris vs Miyoshi Prediction 22 September 2026
🔊 Lloyd Harris and Kenta Miyoshi open qualifying at the Chengdu tournament. The match is played on outdoor hard courts, where both players are capable of performing well. The contest is interesting for the possibility of the underdog picking up a solid number of games even against the favourite.
Head-to-Head
📊 Lloyd Harris and Kenta Miyoshi have no previous meetings on record.
Lloyd Harris Player Overview
Lloyd Harris comes into this match with a clear ranking advantage and recent match practice. Over his last 10 matches he has won 7, which points to good form. He holds serve in 79% of service games - one of the highest figures among the qualifying participants. In his last three matches Harris has beaten opponents of varying levels, with defeats coming only against stronger players such as Stefanos Tsitsipas. His first-serve percentage is also worth noting at 68%. Over this period Harris has won 62% of sets and has consistently controlled matches through a powerful serve and solid baseline play.
Match Results: Lloyd Harris
Kenta Miyoshi Player Overview
Kenta Miyoshi is ranked considerably lower but has shown an ability to compete through consistency on his own serve games. In his last 10 matches he has five wins, and notably he wins half of all games played and just over half of all sets (52%). His average games won per match is around 12-13, supported by a trend of reaching over 9.5 games in most matches even against stronger opponents. His hold percentage stands at 73%, and he averages 7.4 aces per match, which helps him remain competitive in virtually every set.
Match Results: Kenta Miyoshi
Key factors
- Kenta Miyoshi has won more than 9.5 games in 19 of his last 21 matches.
- The average number of games in matches involving Kenta Miyoshi is 24.5.
- Kenta Miyoshi has won 51% of games and 52% of sets over his last 10 matches.
Expected scenario
Harris looks the clear favourite on ranking and current results, though Kenta Miyoshi's style of play allows him to hold serve regularly even against stronger opponents. A two-set match with long sets or one extended run of games seems likely, in which the Japanese player's individual total could remain high even without a third set being needed.
⭐ Editor's Pick
Harris is among the qualifying favourites thanks to a powerful serve and a high hold rate, but Kenta Miyoshi shows resilience, at least on his own service games, even against stronger opponents. His games-won record suggests he can clear the total threshold regardless of the match result or the level of his opponent. The pick is Kenta Miyoshi Player Total Games - Over 9.5.
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Betting Tips: Lloyd Harris - Kenta Miyoshi
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