Sebastian Ofner vs Hamad Medjedovic

ATP Wimbledon – 1st Round
Sebastian Ofner vs Hamad Medjedovic

🧠 Form & Context

• Hamad Medjedovic
  📈 Built momentum in 2025 with deep runs in Marseille (SF) and Roland Garros (R3), defeating big names like Medvedev and Cerundolo.
  🤕 Physical concerns persist—retirements and fade-outs in Doha and Paris highlight lingering hamstring issues.
  🌱 Grass still a learning curve: Yet to win a main-draw match at Wimbledon.
  🎯 Aggressive, high-ceiling player who can overwhelm opponents if physically fit and in rhythm.
• Sebastian Ofner
  🎢 Wimbledon history shaky: Hasn’t won a main-draw match here since a 2017 R3 run.
  🔧 Solid baseline tools, with a strong forehand and serve—but injuries continue to hamper progress.
  🛑 Retired in Mallorca last week, adding to concerns about his ability to go five sets.
  📉 Has lost six straight main-draw matches at Wimbledon.

🔍 Match Breakdown

This matchup hinges on physical durability as much as tennis skill. Medjedovic comes in with more recent form and upside, but also fitness question marks. If he can dictate play early, using his explosive forehand and aggressive court positioning, he can keep rallies short and minimize physical strain.

Ofner is more experienced and has shown grit in past Slams, but his injury-prone profile and poor Wimbledon history are hard to overlook. If his legs hold up, he could drag the match into uncomfortable territory for Medjedovic. However, if either man breaks down physically, the match could swing wildly.

🔮 Prediction

Prediction: Medjedovic in 4 sets. Expect some momentum shifts and possible medical timeouts, but the Serbian's shot-making should win out—if he stays upright.