Kamil Majchrzak vs Ethan Quinn

Kamil Majchrzak vs Ethan Quinn – Wimbledon 2025 Preview

Tournament: Wimbledon, ATP Main Draw – 2nd Round

Date: July 3, 2025

Surface: Grass

Location: All England Club, London

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🧠 Form & Context

Kamil Majchrzak

• 🌱 Comeback story: Ended a seven-match losing streak by taking down 2021 Wimbledon finalist Berrettini in five sets, marking his first-ever R2 at Wimbledon.
• 🔙 Slam revival: This is his first Grand Slam second round appearance since AO 2022, and only the third of his career.
• 🛑 Rusty run-in: Entered Wimbledon with a 1–7 record since Marrakech in early April, with losses in qualies and early Challenger exits.
• 🎾 Grass history: Prior to this year, had not won a grass match since 2022; just 1–3 on the surface in 2025.
• 🔋 Physical question: Has played a heavy 2025 schedule (35 matches), but was sharp and focused in his R1 upset.

Ethan Quinn

• 💪 Breakthrough season: Made French Open R3 after beating Dimitrov and Shevchenko, and reached career-high ranking inside top 90.
• 🌿 Grass evolution: Had just 4 career grass matches before this swing, but is now 4–2 this season—including a R1 win over Searle and a main draw win in Mallorca.
• 🚀 Serve-heavy weaponry: Big-serving game is effective on slick grass; saved 10 of 11 break points in R1.
• 🔄 Learning fast: Has built up confidence with strong qualifying runs and main draw success across surfaces.
• 🎯 Targeting first Slam 3R: This is his Wimbledon debut and only his second R2 appearance at a major.

🔍 Match Breakdown

Stylistically, this is a contrast between Quinn’s explosive serve-first aggression and Majchrzak’s compact, counter-punching, rally-building style.

Quinn will try to shorten points and dominate with his serve and forehand, while Majchrzak will aim to extend rallies, expose the American’s movement, and take advantage of his inexperience on grass. However, Majchrzak’s five-setter and fitness questions could work against him, especially if the match goes deep.

Majchrzak has the experience and composure, but Quinn is riding momentum, has fresher legs, and is brimming with confidence after a very productive European swing.

🔮 Prediction

Prediction: Quinn in 4 sets, with Majchrzak potentially nabbing a set through sheer baseline consistency and fight.