توقع: National Bank Open: Jiri Lehecka vs Vit Kopriva

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Market context

Jiri Lehecka’s second-round meeting with Vit Kopriva in Montreal has already been played, and Lehecka won in straight sets. The official National Bank Open results page shows Lehecka advancing 6-4, 6-2, with Lehecka taking 72% of his service points and converting three of seven break points, while Kopriva managed no break-point conversions.[1] That result alone explains why a market priced at 100% YES on Lehecka would now have been effectively locked in once the match completed.

The historical case for this pairing was always heavily tilted towards Lehecka. He came into the match as the higher-ranked player, with ATP-era previews describing him as the clear favourite on hard courts, and the only previous head-to-head was a Lehecka win in Liberec in 2022.[3][9][16] Lehecka has also shown stronger Masters 1000 output this season, including a runner-up finish in Miami and a solid record at that level, while Kopriva had been described as struggling to transfer clay-court form to hard courts and arriving in Montreal on a losing streak before his first-round win.[6]

For traders, the only meaningful catalysts were whether the match would actually start on schedule and whether either player had late injury or withdrawal news. The published match listing put the contest in the second round on Court 5 on 4 August 2026, and the scoreline in live and official feeds indicates it was completed rather than suspended or postponed.[1][7][8] Because the market’s settlement window runs well beyond the original date, the main resolution risk would have been a no-contest, but that did not materialise once the completed result was posted.[1]

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