Chak Lam Coleman Wong vs Lloyd Harris Prediction Shanghai Rolex Masters - Shanghai · Oct 6, 2026

Analysis

Both men arrive in the final qualifying round fresh from 5 October wins without dropping a set: Wong beat Cruz Hewitt 2-0 and Harris got past Alex Bolt by the same margin. Wong's recent block of results is the eye-catcher, with two 2-0 wins over Zhizhen Zhang on consecutive days in late September, a 2-1 victory over Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, and a 1-3 best-of-five loss to Tommy Paul in which he still claimed a set. Harris has been just as tidy, winning in straight sets against Valentin Vacherot, Aleksandar Kovacevic and Alexis Galarneau, his only blemish a 0-2 defeat by Hubert Hurkacz. Stylistically this is first-strike tennis from the South African, whose heavy serve and flat forehand are rewarded by Shanghai's quick hard courts, against a more mobile Wong who absorbs pace and stretches rallies out. Harris gets the slimmest of edges for the extra tour-level mileage and free points on serve, but with both men holding comfortably, breaks should be scarce and a deciding set is very much live.