Reilly Opelka Odds to Win Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships, Betting Preview and Stats

After making it to the qualification round 1 (Hangzhou Open) in his last tournament (falling to Denis Yevseyev), Reilly Opelka will start play in the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships in Tokyo, Japan against Ben Shelton in the round of 32. Opelka has +5000 odds to win the tournament at Ariake Tennis Forest Park Ariake Colesseum.

Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships Info

• Tournament: The Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships
• Next Round: Round of 32
• Tournament Dates: September 23 – October 1
• Venue: Ariake Tennis Forest Park Ariake Colesseum
• Location: Tokyo, Japan
• Court Surface: Hard

Reilly Opelka: Next Match Preview

Opelka will get started at the Rakuten Japan Open Tennis Championships by meeting Shelton in the round of 32 on Wednesday, September 25 (at 11:20 PM ET).

Opelka Stats and Trends

• Through 12 matches over the past year (across all court types), Opelka has played 27.4 games per match and won 48.0% of them.
• On hard courts, Opelka has played eight matches over the past year, totaling 28.6 games per match while winning 48.0% of games.
• Over the past year, Opelka has won 83.4% of his service games and 10.6% of his return games.
• In terms of serve/return winning percentages on hard courts over the past 12 months, Opelka has won 84.7% of his games on serve and 9.0% on return.
• Opelka has converted 26.3% of his break-point chances overall (15 of 57) over the past 12 months.
• On hard courts over the past 12 months, Opelka has converted nine of 37 break points (24.3%).
• Opelka is 108th in total aces over the past year, with 216 (18.0 per match), and he has committed 45 double faults (3.8 per match).
• Opelka has 146 aces on hard courts (18.3 per match) and 29 double faults (3.6 per match) over the past year.
• Opelka gets in 63.2% of his first serves and 87.4% of his second serves over the past 12 months.
• Opelka has converted 64.2% of his first serves and 88.2% of his second serves on hard courts over the past 12 months.

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