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Pavlovic, Luka vs Fancutt, Thomas SINGLES Match Commentary

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Luka Pavlovic vs Thomas Fancutt

ATP Challenger Jinan, China Men Singles 2026Court 1, Jinan11 Oct 2026

Luka Pavlovic

Luka Pavlovic

PAV · Home

2-0
Thomas Fancutt

Thomas Fancutt

FAN · Away

S17–5
S26–3
Pavlovic, Luka won the match
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Luka Pavlovic wins the match 7:5, 6:3.

PAV2
FAN0

Point

Full Time

PAV2
FAN0

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Point

Luka Pavlovic 2nd set

PAV6
FAN3

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Game

Thomas Fancutt wins the game but still trails 5:3.

PAV5
FAN3

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt First serve fault

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt First serve fault

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt First serve fault

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Game

Luka Pavlovic is looking good in Set 2 as he takes a 5:2 lead.

PAV5
FAN2

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Game

Thomas Fancutt has reduced the deficit but he still trails 4:2.

PAV4
FAN2

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Thomas Fancutt service taken

Game

Pavlovic serves and wins. The score in the 2 set is now 4:1.

PAV4
FAN1

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic service taken

Luka Pavlovic First serve fault