FINALSEP 10, 2026final score


Match Summary
How the match was won, set by set – the better number on each line is marked.
Max Basing beat Mert Alkaya 6-4 7-5: 1 aces, 5 of 9 break points, 52% of all points.
MATCHSET 1SET 2


1
Aces
4
3
Double faults
3
52%
1st serve in
52%
19/3456%
1st serve points won
25/4161%
19/3259%
2nd serve points won
16/3842%
5/956%
Break points won
3/3100%
0/30%
Break points saved
4/944%
38/7948%
Return points won
28/6642%
76/14552%
Total points won
69/14548%
8/1173%
Service games won
6/1155%


0
Aces
3
0
Double faults
3
50%
1st serve in
50%
6/1443%
1st serve points won
15/2268%
11/1479%
2nd serve points won
8/2236%
2/450%
Break points won
1/1100%
0/10%
Break points saved
2/450%
21/4448%
Return points won
11/2839%
38/7253%
Total points won
34/7247%
4/580%
Service games won
3/560%


1
Aces
1
3
Double faults
0
53%
1st serve in
54%
13/2065%
1st serve points won
10/1953%
8/1844%
2nd serve points won
8/1650%
3/560%
Break points won
2/2100%
0/20%
Break points saved
2/540%
17/3549%
Return points won
17/3845%
38/7352%
Total points won
35/7348%
4/667%
Service games won
3/650%
Players
Ranking, season record, form and the basics side by side.
First meeting on record · no completed tour-level matches between them
Past Match-ups
No previous meetings between these players on record.
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FAQ
What does 60% for Max Basing mean?
It is the live Polymarket price for a share that pays out if Max Basing beats Mert Alkaya. Read it as the market’s probability estimate: 60 in 100. It moves with every trade.
How did this market settle?
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How much was traded on this match?
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