Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification
Aug 23–28
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Our accuracy: 72%1/8-finals · 7 matches
🎾A. Fenty✓66
🎾K. Chopra23
🎾J. Ficovich31
🎾M. Tobon✓66
🎾M. Purcell✓66
🎾G. Johns22
🎾M. Fernandez33
🎾R. Mendez✓66
🎾T. Fancutt23
🎾L. Miguel✓66
🎾P. Santos734
🎾A. Martin✓566
🎾A. Mayo✓626
🎾B. Willwerth4641/16-finals · 16 matches
Accuracy: 50%🎾J. Ficovich✓746
🎾E. Zhu662
🎾I. Curbelo✓376
🎾B. Bicknell652🇮🇹P. Fellin21🎾M. Tobon✓66🇪🇸M. Fernandez✓77
🇺🇸M. Krueger65🇺🇸A. Mayo✓77
🇺🇸M. Forbes55🇺🇸K. Chopra✓266
🇺🇸K. Bigun633
🇬🇧P. Jubb44🇲🇽R. Mendez✓66
🇺🇸A. Kim732🇺🇸G. Johns✓666
🇺🇸K. Poling43🇦🇺T. Fancutt✓66
🇳🇱G. Brouwer760🇺🇸A. Martin✓576
🎾A. Hernandez14🇧🇷P. Santos✓66🎾J. Chin44🇺🇸B. Willwerth✓66
🇪🇨A. Meza54🇺🇸A. Fenty✓76🇧🇷L. Miguel✓66
🇺🇸T. Zink42
🇦🇺E. Winter46
🇪🇨A. Andrade✓67
🇧🇷I. Marcondes42🇦🇺M. Purcell✓66Qualifying Final · 6 matchesQualifying
🇺🇸A. Mayo653🇺🇸K. Chopra✓476🇪🇸M. Fernandez✓67
🇺🇸M. Kuhar25
🇺🇸B. Kuzuhara44🇦🇺T. Fancutt✓66🇺🇸E. Zhu✓76
🇺🇸J. Sheehy50🇺🇸K. Bigun✓67
🇵🇪A. Cordova16🇺🇸A. Kim✓66
🇨🇦D. Martin21Qualifying Semi-finals · 12 matchesQualifying
🇺🇸A. Mayo✓66
🇧🇷V. Goncalves32
🇮🇳S. Banthia16🇺🇸M. Kuhar✓67🇪🇸M. Fernandez✓66
🎾C. Puttergill42🇺🇸E. Zhu✓66
🎾A. Kadhe32🇧🇷L. Britto2🇺🇸J. Sheehy✓6🎾J. Bianchi25🇺🇸K. Chopra✓67🎾N. Gore01🇨🇦D. Martin✓66🇺🇸B. Kuzuhara✓66
🇦🇺K. Pearson14🇩🇴E. Munoz42🇦🇺T. Fancutt✓66🇮🇹L. Claverie41🇵🇪A. Cordova✓66🇺🇸K. Bigun✓66
🇧🇷L. Silva14🇺🇸A. Kim✓66🇺🇸R. Karki03Our Prediction Accuracy
settled matches so far| Round | Accuracy |
|---|---|
| Semi-finals | 100% |
| Final | 67% |
| 1/16-finals | 50% |
Venue & Surface Analysis
Hard — Hard courts sit between clay and grass: a true, medium-paced bounce that rewards all-round baseline quality. Form and consistency travel better here than on the more specialised surfaces.
A volatile draw — the higher-ranked player won only 45% of matches, so underdog value was plentiful. Biggest upset: M. Purcell (#945) def. I. Marcondes (#306) — 1/16-finals.
Tournament Records
| Longest Match | 31 games | A. Martin def. G. Brouwer 5-7 7-6 6-0 · 1/16-finals |
| Best Comeback | from a set down | A. Martin def. G. Brouwer 5-7 7-6 6-0 · 1/16-finals |
| Most One-Sided | 6-2 6-1 | M. Tobon def. P. Fellin · 1/16-finals |
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification played?
Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification runs Aug 23–28, 2026. The event is currently at the 1/8-finals stage.
What surface is Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification played on?
Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification is played on hard (outdoor). Hard courts sit between clay and grass: a true, medium-paced bounce that rewards all-round baseline quality. Form and consistency travel better here than on the more specialised surfaces.
Where can I find predictions for Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification?
Every singles match at Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification gets a My Tennis Tips prediction with a win probability, the best available odds and a written rationale — 1 are live on this page right now, and new ones publish as each round is drawn.
Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification Predictions & Betting Tips
My Tennis Tips publishes data-driven predictions for every singles match at Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification, a ITF ITF event played on hard. Our experts weight hard-court form, recent results, head-to-head history and market odds to produce a win probability and a value read for each match.
On hard courts, all-round baseline quality and consistency tend to dominate, which our experts capture through recent form and head-to-head data. Predictions are published as soon as the draw is released and updated with the latest odds on match day.
How to bet on Kingston 2 (Jamaica) - Qualification
- Match winner — our headline pick for every singles match, with the fair odds our experts calculate alongside the bookmaker price so you can see the edge.
- Set betting and totals — hard shapes match length. At this edition 70% of matches finished in straight sets and the average match ran 22.2 games, which is the number to hold against any over/under line.
- Outright winner — the draw means seeding and section quality matter as much as form. Look for players whose game suits the conditions rather than the highest ranking.
- Underdogs — the higher-ranked player won 45% of matches here, so price your upsets accordingly.
Odds move quickly once a draw is released. We recompare prices on match day and only flag a value bet when our probability is meaningfully ahead of the implied bookmaker chance — never simply because a price looks big.