Squire vs Jorda Sanchis Prediction 25 August 2026
🔊 Henry Squire and David Horda Sanchis meet in the first round of US Open qualifying. The match is on hard courts, which matters for both players given their current form. Neither man heads in with a clear edge on recent results.
Head-to-Head
📊 Henry Squire and David Horda Sanchis have no previous meetings on record.
Henri Squire Player Overview
Henry Squire has gone 5-5 over his last ten matches, a run that reflects inconsistent form. In his last three outings he won two, with his only defeat coming in the quarter-finals of the Hagen Challenger. On serve, he holds 69% of his service games - around the tour average - and wins 57% of service points. His double-fault rate of 10% can cost him individual games. Over the ten-match sample his set win rate stands at 55%, while his games win rate of 52% suggests no clear edge over his opponents.
Match Results: Henri Squire
David Jorda Sanchis Player Overview
David Horda Sanchis arrives at this match having won just four of his last ten matches, with three consecutive defeats against Challenger-level opponents. His main strength is his serve: he holds 81% of his service games, which is a solid number. That said, he has won only 39% of sets and 45% of games overall, which puts him well behind stronger competition, and a first-set winning rate of just 20% underlines his inconsistency. His matches have also tended to run long - averaging close to 23 games - which is a relevant factor for the total.
Match Results: David Jorda Sanchis
Key factors
- Both players average more than 19 and 22 games per match respectively.
- Neither player holds a clear edge in recent form or head-to-head results.
- Sets and games won offer no indication of dominance from either side.
- Over their last 10 matches, both players have frequently been involved in extended sets.
Expected scenario
There is no clear favourite in this match: both players have been inconsistent, and recent form suggests a third set is a genuine possibility, with sets likely to go deep. The lack of dominance from either side means the total could exceed 21-23 games even if the match finishes in straight sets.
⭐ Editor's Pick
Both players tend to go deep into their matches without either one taking clear control. Their hold rates suggest a high game count, and the statistics back a pattern of extended sets even when form is inconsistent. Our pick is Total Games - Over 21.5.
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Betting Tips: Henri Squire - David Jorda Sanchis
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