Wolf vs Maarten Jong Prediction 22 October 2026

Jeff Wolf goes into this match having won five of his last ten, which points to inconsistent form. In his most recent outing he beat Tyler Zink, but before that he lost two in a row to Darwin Blanch and Dylan Dietrich. His hold percentage is fairly high at 78%, though his overall games-won percentage of 48% is lower than his opponent's. It is also worth noting that in only two of those ten matches did he win without dropping a set, while he was bagelled in sets three times. Double faults are a noticeable factor, averaging 4% per match. These numbers suggest Wolf may struggle to maintain an advantage and occasionally loses focus during matches.

Alexander Maarten Jong is in decent form - seven wins from his last ten matches, including three without dropping a set. His games-won percentage stands at 56% and his sets-won percentage at 65%, both of which compare favourably to his opponent. In his last three matches at this tournament he has won each time, beating Keegan Rice, Kenta Miyeshi and Louis Maxted. His service games won percentage is considerably lower at just 26%, though he offsets that through his return game and a relatively low double-fault rate - averaging 5% per match - maintaining a consistent level throughout matches. That balance has allowed him to hold a positive games handicap regularly, even against higher-ranked opponents.