Hunter, Storm vs Inglis, Maddison – Tennis Match Analysis

The upcoming match between Hunter Storm and Inglis Maddison on August 18, 2025, promises to be a thrilling encounter. Both teams have shown remarkable consistency in their recent performances, making this a highly anticipated event. With both teams having strong serves and solid baseline games, the match is expected to be competitive. The predictions suggest a high probability of a close contest, especially in the first set.

Betting Predictions

Under 1st Set Games: 49.40

The odds indicate that the first set is likely to have fewer than 49.5 games. This suggests that both teams may play aggressively from the start, aiming to finish the set quickly rather than prolonging it. Players with strong serves and return games could play a crucial role in determining the outcome of this set.

Tie Break in 1st Set (No): 96.90

There is a very high probability that the first set will not go to a tiebreak, with odds at 96.90. This implies that one team is expected to dominate and win the set before reaching a tiebreak scenario. The ability to break serve early in the set could be decisive.

Over 1st Set Games: 70.30

Conversely, there’s also a significant chance that the first set will exceed 49.5 games, with odds at 70.30. This scenario suggests a more evenly matched set where both teams are able to hold their serves and extend rallies, leading to a longer first set.

Tie Break in Match (No): 76.10

The likelihood of not having a tiebreak in the entire match is quite high at 76.10. This indicates that one team might secure a two-set advantage early on, avoiding tiebreaks altogether. Consistent performance and mental toughness will be key factors here.

Total Games 3-Way (Under 22): 63.00

The prediction for fewer than 22 total games across all sets stands at 63.00. This suggests a fast-paced match where both teams aim to win sets quickly, possibly due to strong serving or effective net play.

Total Games 2-Way (Under 22.5): 61.50

Similarly, the odds for fewer than 22.5 total games are slightly lower at 61.50, reinforcing the expectation of a brisk match with few prolonged rallies or extended sets.