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Auger-Aliassime Favored Over Halys in ATP Doha Showdown

DOHA, Qatar — Felix Auger-Aliassime is set to face Quentin Halys in the round of 32 at the ATP Doha tournament on Tuesday at 9:35 AM ET. With Auger-Aliassime recently analyzed as the favorite, data provided by Dimers indicates he holds a significant edge with a 72% probability of winning.
Data analyst Greg Butyn from Dimers shared insights following the completion of 10,000 simulations for the match. He stated, “We have analyzed the latest data and conducted 10,000 simulations for Tuesday’s Halys-Auger-Aliassime match. Our prediction shows Felix Auger-Aliassime with a win probability of 72%, compared to 28% for Quentin Halys.”
This matchup marks the second meeting between the two players, with Auger-Aliassime emerging victorious in their previous encounter at the 2024 Marseille Open. The Canadian, currently ranked 23rd globally, brings a stellar hard court record of 6-2 for the year, while Halys is ranked 79th with a hard court record of 3-2.
Auger-Aliassime, who captured titles in Adelaide and Montpellier in previous tournaments, seeks to capitalize on his momentum as he enters Doha with a 10-3 win-loss record in 2025. His performance showcases not just consistency but resilience as he aims to advance further in this prestigious event.
On the other hand, Halys is coming off strong showings in the qualifiers, defeating renowned player Stan Wawrinka along the way. Notably, Halys secured the win with an impressive display of 47 winners and 15 aces, highlighting his offensive capabilities. For his part, Halys reported, “During the match, I maintained focus during the crucial points, which was key to my performance.”
The latest odds for the match suggest that betting on Auger-Aliassime as the favorite could be a wise choice, with a moneyline set at -400 compared to Halys’ +300. This points to the confidence in Auger-Aliassime’s skills, particularly his expected percentage of winning the first set, as estimated at 67% by Dimers.
Viewers eager to catch the match can do so via various streaming platforms, as well as ensuring their account is funded for live access. As the tournament unfolds, both players look to assert their dominance in Doha’s competitive atmosphere.