Tennis exact score predictions 21 September 2026

The most likely final score in sets for every singles match, and how likely it is. The set scores follow from each player's win probability, so they always agree with the main forecast.

Most likely score, 14 matches

MatchMost likely% Second%
Finished Kyoka Okamura – Leylah Fernandez Singapore · final 0–2 0–2 56% 1–2 28%
Finished Alina Korneeva – Mananchaya Sawangkaew Seoul · final 2–0 2–0 55% 2–1 28%
Finished Rebecca Šramková – Maja Chwalinska Singapore · final 0–2 0–2 54% 1–2 29%
Finished Lanlana Tararudee – Moyuka Uchijima Seoul · final 2–1 2–0 54% 2–1 29%
Finished Kaitlin Quevedo – Nadia Podoroska WTA Sao Paulo, Brazil Women, Singles · final 2–1 2–0 49% 2–1 29%
Finished Talia Gibson – Fiona Ferro Singapore · final 2–0 2–0 47% 2–1 30%
Finished Katie Volynets – Elvina Kalieva Seoul · final 2–0 2–0 41% 2–1 30%
Finished Xinxin Yao – Maya Joint Seoul · final 1–2 0–2 41% 1–2 30%
Finished Yue Yuan – Dayeon Back Seoul · final 1–2 0–2 41% 1–2 29%
Finished Kristina Mladenović – Nao Hibino Singapore · final 1–2 0–2 32% 1–2 28%
Finished Darya Astakhova – Magda Linette Seoul · final 2–1 2–0 29% 2–1 27%
Finished Storm Hunter – Joanna Garland Singapore · final 1–2 0–2 29% 1–2 27%
Finished Kamilla Rakhimova – Polina Kudermetova Seoul · final 2–1 0–2 28% 1–2 27%
Finished Daria Kasatkina – Aliaksandra Sasnovich Singapore · final 0–2 2–0 26% 2–1 26%
Where the set score comes from
From the chance of winning the match we work out the chance of winning a single set, and from that the chance of every possible score. That is why even a clear favourite's straight-sets win rarely goes above 60%: two sets in a row is harder than one match.