Max Purcell · Predictions, Stats & Form

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Challenger Phan Thiet 3 Vietnam Hard Challenger Phan Thiet 3 Vietnam (Hard) 1

Challenger Kingston 2 Jamaica Hard Challenger Kingston 2 Jamaica (Hard) 2

2 ▴3.15

O18.5 ▴1.33

2 ▾4.5

O17.5 ▾1.38

Record by surface

Hard

1-1

Overall 1-1

Our AI on this player 0 correct of 2

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About Max Purcell

Max Purcell is a 28-year-old right-handed professional tennis player, currently ranked world No. 803. The first serve is the reliable part of the game: 57.5% of opening deliveries land in, and 75.5% of those points are won. Breaking is the real weapon here: 79.2% of break chances get taken. Service games rarely slip away: 133.5% of them are held. Almost the entire record comes from one surface, hard (1-1).

Predictions cover match winner and score, alongside serve, return and break-point statistics. Most recently seen in our data at Challenger Phan Thiet 3 Vietnam.

Serve & Return

First Serve %

57.5%

1st Serve Won

75.5%

2nd Serve Won

55.6%

Aces / Match

6.9

Double Faults / Match

1.5

Break Pts Saved

66.7%

Break Pts Converted

64.2%

Return Pts Won

41.2%

Service Hold %

114.7%

Total Pts Won

67.6%

Records Last 12 months

1

Titles

1

Finals

1

Semis or better

5

Events played

Tournament Results 1 title

ITF M15 Wuning 3 Men ITF Winner ITF M15 Tokyo 2 Men ITF Quarter-Finals Kingston 2, Jamaica Challenger Quarter-Finals Kingston, Jamaica Challenger Round of 16 ITF M15 Wuning 4 Men ITF Round of 32

Deepest runs first, not by date

Season by season

2024

21–24

Won-lost

45

Matches

9–8

Tiebreaks

7.8

Aces / Match

2.3

Double Faults / Match

First Serve % 59%

1st Serve Won 73%

2nd Serve Won 52.8%

Break points won 34.5%

Break Pts Saved 60.9%

2023

13–19

Won-lost

32

Matches

3–11

Tiebreaks

9.2

Aces / Match

2.5

Double Faults / Match

First Serve % 68.3%

1st Serve Won 70.4%

2nd Serve Won 49%

Break points won 39%

Break Pts Saved 66.9%

Season totals from the tour feed, singles only. The won-lost line is the tour's own count and can differ from the record under Predictions, which counts the matches we cover. A dash means the season holds nothing to measure that figure from.