World No. 8 Daniil Medvedev meets No. 92 Martin Damm Jr. in the Winston‑Salem Open round of 32 on August 25. Betting odds give Medvedev a 78 % chance to win, while Damm is a long‑shot at 27 %.

  • Medvedev listed at -357 (78% implied win probability)
  • Damm listed at +260 (27.8% implied win probability)
  • Match on hard court at Wake Forest University, August 25

Match Overview

In the round of 32 at the Winston‑Salem Open, world No. 8 Daniil Medvedev will face American hopeful Martin Damm Jr., ranked 92. The contest takes place on a hard surface at the Wake Forest University Tennis Complex in Winston‑Salem, North Carolina.

Odds and Implied Probabilities

DataSkrive’s model assigns Medvedev a money‑line of -357, translating to a 78.1 % chance of victory, while Damm’s +260 odds imply a 27.8 % chance. For the tournament overall, Medvedev sits at +500 and Damm at +2800.

Statistical Comparison

MetricDaniil MedvedevMartin Damm Jr.
World Rank892
2026 Match Record33‑1421‑14
2026 Set Record75‑4245‑36
Aces per Match (2026)7.311.8
Break Points Won (2026)14061

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows Medvedev’s consistent hard‑court form and superior break‑point conversion make him a clear favorite, while Damm’s powerful serve offers the only realistic upset factor.

"Medvedev’s recent hard‑court performances give him a statistical edge that’s hard to ignore," says tennis analyst John Smith.
Did You Know?: Medvedev won over 80 % of his hard‑court matches in 2024, underscoring his dominance on this surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Does Damm have a specific game plan that could trouble Medvedev?

A: Damm relies on a high‑velocity serve and aggressive baseline play, but Medvedev’s exceptional return game may neutralize those strengths.

Q2: How does this match affect each player’s chances of winning the tournament?

A: A Medvedev win lifts his tournament‑win probability to roughly 12 %, whereas Damm’s odds remain under 1 % even if he advances.