Tomas Machac and Kaichi Uchida will clash against each other in the qualifications of Wimbledon for the 1^st time in their career. They are scheduled to compete on Wednesday at 11:00 am on Court 18. In the following lines you can find the head to head analysis and prediction.

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The pick for Tennis Tonic is Tomas Machac who should win in 2 sets.

(image) As per the initial odds, Tomas Machac is the pick to win this match.
Tomas Machac -> 1.22
Kaichi Uchida -> 4.05

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Prediction and head to head Tomas Machac vs. Kaichi Uchida

There is no head to head record between Tomas Machac and Kaichi Uchida since this will be the first time that they will fight against each other in the main tour.

Tomas Machac

Ranked no. 107, Tomas got to the qualifications after beating Yasutaka Uchiyama 7-6⁷ 6-4.

In the qualifications, Tomas had a good straight sets win against Uchiyama (7-6⁷ 6-4). During the match, Machac scored 74 points vs Uchiyama’s 62. The Czech was extremely aggressive to blast 30 winners.

Talking about the service games, Machac struck 5 aces and he was exceptionally solid in conceding no double faults. Overall, Tomas Machac was pretty effective on Serve to win 77% (30/39) of his 1st serve and 63% (15/24) on the second serve. However, this didn’t prevent his to concede the serve once. The Czech broke Uchiyama twice after converting 67% of his break points (2/3).

Machac has a solid match record in the last 7 years having won 66% of his matches (192-97). 1-0 on grass in 2023. In connection with his performance on the same surface of this competition, Machac has an aggregate3-3 win-loss record in the last 7 years on grass.

The Czech’s best result of the current season was reaching the final in the Prostejov Challenger.

Machac has an overall 24-17 win-loss record in 2023, 1-0 on grass (See FULL STATS).

Previously in Wimbledon

Kaichi Uchida

Ranked no. 199, Uchida got to the qualifications after beating Franco Agamenone 4-6 7-6² 6-2.

In the qualifications against Agamenone, Kaichi recovered from a 1-set down deficit before winning (4-6 7-6² 6-2). During the match Uchida scored 115 points vs Agamenone’s 104. Kaichi was pretty aggressive to blast 49 winners.

Talking about serving, Uchida managed to score 6 aces and he committed only 3 double faults. Overall, Kaichi Uchida was pretty efficient on serve to win 71% (49/69) of his 1st serve and 56% (18/32) on the second serve. However, this didn’t prevent his to concede the serve twice. Kaichi broke Agamenone 3 times after converting 33% of his break points (3/9).

Kaichi’s best result of the season was reaching the semifinal in the Rovereto Challenger and the Pau Challenger.

Uchida has an overall 14-19 win-loss record in 2023, 1-0 on grass (See FULL STATS).

H2H Performance in the tournament

Matches, sets, games and points

Both Machac and Uchida played 1 match. Also both players started their run from the qualifications.At the moment, Kaichi Uchida conceded 1 set while Tomas Machac hasn’t surrendered a set so far. Machac has played 1 set(s) less than Uchida (2 vs 3). Therefore, Machac played 8 games less than Uchida. The Czech scored 30 winners (41% of the total points). On the other side, The Japanese recorded 49 winners (43%).

Serve Performance

Machac managed to score 5 aces . Uchida managed to score 6 aces . Machac won 77% points behind his first serve. He was rock solid on his second serve to win 63% of the points. On the other side, Uchida won 71% of the points on his first serve. He had a solid display on his second serve to win 56% of the points.

How they played the important points

Machac broke his opponent twice with a 67% conversion rate. The Czech lost his serve once and he saved 0% of the break points that he conceded. Kaichi broke his opponent 3 times with a 33% conversion rate. The Japanese conceded his serve twice and he saved 67% of the break points that he conceded.