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Alejo Sanchez Quilez vs Ivan GakhovPrediction, Head-to-Head Results, and Stats

Upcoming match

Tournament
Maia Challenger
Level
ATP Challenger Tour
Round
3rd Round Qualifying
Surface
Clay
Date & time
October 12 · 7:30 AM ET

Book odds

Alejo Sanchez Quilez1.531.61
Ivan Gakhov2.382.20

Set spread

Sanchez Quilez -1.52.45
Gakhov +1.51.46

Game spread

Sanchez Quilez -1.51.79
Gakhov +1.51.91
Sanchez QuilezClay-court specialist (57%)GakhovClay-court specialist (85%)

Record at prices like this

Alejo Sanchez Quilez1.61implies 67%won 84%+17 pts

At 1.61 or shorter, Alejo Sanchez Quilez has won 16 of 19 (84%). The price implied 67%, so Alejo Sanchez Quilez has beaten it by 17 points.

Ivan Gakhov2.20implies 35%won 39%+4 pts

At 2.20 or longer, Ivan Gakhov has won 33 of 85 (39%). The price implied 35%, so Ivan Gakhov has beaten it by 4 points.

Book prices with the bookmaker margin removed, across every priced match we hold for each player. Green beats the price by 3 points or more, red falls that far short, grey is within 3 points. Samples under ten are not shown.

Ivan Gakhov meets Alejo Sanchez Quilez in the third round of qualifying at the Maia Challenger on October 12, with both men ranked outside the top 400. Gakhov sits at 434 while Sanchez Quilez is at 375. The match will be played on clay.

Gakhov leads their head-to-head series 1-0 from one prior meeting. His recent form shows a win rate of 40% over his last five matches but 60% over his last ten; he has won one straight after three contests in 14 days. Sanchez Quilez has won two of his last five and four of his last ten, also on a one-match streak but after playing four matches in the same span. Both men lost to Thiago Monteiro in recent outings.

On clay, Gakhov has compiled an 11-9 record (55%), relying on reactive baseline play and patience to disrupt opponents. Sanchez Quilez holds a 10-10 clay record (50%) and brings aggressive, physical tennis that presses the pace from the baseline. Gakhov's counter-attacking style asks him to weather Sanchez Quilez's intensity; Sanchez Quilez will need to sustain the kind of consistent pressure that can wear down a defensive player over a best-of-three frame.

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Spread & Straight-Sets Form

Completed best-of-3 matches · Last 12 months

IndicatorSanchez QuilezGakhov
Wins in straight sets78%56%
Wins a set when losing25%41%
Goes to a deciding set23%43%
Covers −1.5 sets as favorite66%29%
Covers +1.5 sets as underdog56%75%
Tiebreak sets won52%47%
Wins after taking set 193%78%
Wins 2-0 after taking set 187%52%

Colored rows are higher-is-better: green above 50%, red below. Favorite/underdog set by book odds; cover rows count only matches with odds on record.

Style Matchup

Playing styles and historical archetype record

Quilez

⚔️ The Gladiator

Physical intensityBalanced gameStrong in deciding setsCompetitive fighter
vs

Gakhov

🪃 Counterpuncher

Elite BP conversionStrong return gameDefensive consistencyRally tolerance

Matchup analysis

The 🪃 Counterpuncher archetype wins about 53% vs ⚔️ The Gladiator across 2,464 matches in our dataset: a stylistic lean toward Ivan Gakhov.

Counterpuncher players often use elite bp conversion and strong return game to pressure the the gladiator's physical intensity.

Previous meetings

First career meeting

Quilez and Gakhov have never faced each other on tour.

Prop Research

Hit rates on common betting markets · Last 90 days

OutcomeQuilezGakhov
1 or more90%90%
3 or more53%65%
5 or more26%40%
10 or more0%5%
15 or more0%0%
20 or more0%0%

Player ROI

Hypothetical if you put 1u on each player to win every one of their matches · Last 90 days

MetricQuilezGakhov
W-L11–88–10
Avg odds1.781.96
ROI %-14.2%-31.1%
Units P/L-2.70u-5.59u

Travel

Last 30 days

MetricQuilezGakhov
Countries21
Events21
Matches43
Distance889 mi · 1,431 km0 mi · 0 km
RouteITA → PORPOL

Host country from each tournament in the last 30 days, including the current event even when a player arrived on a bye. Route is the order of countries visited; consecutive stops in the same country are shown once. Distance is the great-circle total between host cities, shown only when every stop in the window is geocoded. A rough fatigue signal, not a headline stat.

Common opponents

Results vs. opponents both players faced · Last 12 months

Across 2 shared opponents, both Quilez and Gakhov posted a 50% win rate.

OpponentQuilezGakhov
Dali Blanch
W
60
67
61
W
62
16
62
Thiago Monteiro
L
46
16
L
76
46
46

Recent Form

Last five matches per player

Quilez
WLLLWLLL
W

Vasco Leote Prata

Maia Challenger · 1st Round Qualifying

46
64
62

Oct 11

L

Daniel Rincon

Villena Challenger · 1st Round

26
46

Oct 5

L

Jacob Fearnley

Porto Challenger · 1st Round

16
26

Sep 30

L

Fausto Tabacco

Porto Challenger · 3rd Round Qualifying

06
64
16

Sep 28

W

Alexander Donski

Porto Challenger · 1st Round Qualifying

63
36
61

Sep 27

L

Oriol Roca Batalla

Biella Challenger · 1st Round

26
26

Sep 15

L

Alejandro Turriziani Alvarez

Seville Challenger · 1st Round Qualifying

647
46

Sep 6

L

Mark Lajal

Manacor Challenger · Quarterfinals

26
36

Sep 4

Gakhov
WLLLWWWL
W

Joao Dinis Silva

Maia Challenger · 1st Round Qualifying

61
64

Oct 11

L

Yanaki Milev

Palermo Challenger · 1st Round

26
36

Oct 6

L

Nicolas Ifi

M25 Zaragoza · 1st Round

64
26
677

Sep 30

L

Gerard Campana Lee

M25 Sabadell · Semifinals

75
26
46

Sep 26

W

Ignacio Parisca

M25 Sabadell · Quarterfinals

64
64

Sep 25

W

Oscar Jose Gutierrez

M25 Sabadell · 2nd Round

62
64

Sep 25

W

Xavi Palomar

M25 Sabadell · 1st Round

63
62

Sep 23

L

Zdenek Kolar

Szczecin Challenger · 1st Round

64
26
26

Sep 15

Win rate

Matches, sets and games won · Last 12 months · 47–83 matches

MetricQuilezGakhov
Matches won61%53%
Sets won59%52%
Games won52%50%