In an exciting clash at the 2026 ATP Mexico Open in Acapulco, Patrick Kypson is set to face off against Alex de Minaur in the round of 32. This match promises to be a significant challenge for Kypson, as de Minaur comes in as the tournament’s second seed, currently ranked World No. 6, and a two-time champion at this event.
Having successfully navigated through the qualifying rounds with impressive performances, Kypson now encounters a formidable opponent in de Minaur, who is favored heavily by both betting markets and statistical simulations. A recent simulation conducted with 10,000 runs predicts an 89% likelihood of a de Minaur victory, with analysts suggesting a straight-set finish in his favor. The betting odds reflect this sentiment, placing Kypson’s odds at $10.00 compared to de Minaur’s $1.06, with first-set odds at $5.50 for Kypson and $1.14 for de Minaur.
This matchup is particularly timely, slated for 12:55 p.m. AEDT on Tuesday, where it will be among the key highlights of Day 1 at the tournament. For Kypson, the task will be to harness the momentum from his qualifying success and attempt to extend his run against a player with not only recent form but also the experience of winning at this prestigious venue. Meanwhile, de Minaur will aim to display his skill in service and return games, which were pivotal in his recent victory at the Rotterdam title.
As fans eagerly anticipate this round-of-32 showdown, the question remains: Will the predictions hold true, or can Kypson defy the odds and upset the veteran player in Acapulco? This matchup is not just a test of skill but an opportunity for Kypson to make a name for himself against a top contender.