Kamil Majchrzak vs Hamad Medjedovic Prediction U.S. Open - New York · Aug 30, 2026

Analysis

This is a genuinely open first-round meeting at Flushing Meadows, and the little evidence we have does not favour Kamil Majchrzak: his last listed outing ended in a straight-sets defeat to Benjamin Bonzi on 24 August, hardly the springboard you want before a Grand Slam opener. No recent match data or head-to-head record was supplied for Hamad Medjedovic, so his current form has to be treated as an unknown rather than assumed. On style, the New York hard courts and the quick night conditions suit Medjedovic's first-strike tennis, a heavy serve and an aggressive forehand that can shorten rallies before Majchrzak's counter-punching rhythm takes hold. Majchrzak's route back is the long one: extend exchanges, absorb pace and let the best-of-five format expose any dip in the Serbian's concentration. That combination — one player with a higher ceiling, the other with more staying power — is exactly the profile that produces four- and five-set matches rather than a clean sweep. A narrow lean to Medjedovic, with a strong expectation that both men take a set.