Alexander Shevchenko vs Quentin Halys: Head-to-Head Record
Alexander Shevchenko and Quentin Halys have met 6 times on the professional tour. Quentin Halys leads the head-to-head 4–2. Their most recent meeting came at Gstaad in 2026.
Common opponents
Last 12 monthsShevchenko A. and Halys Q. faced 9 of the same opponents in the last 12 months. Shevchenko A. went 5–5 (50%) against them, Halys Q. 6–5 (55%). Results against comparable opponents are close (3 : 3 better-results split).
Alexander Shevchenko vs Quentin Halys stats comparison
Ratings
Form
Clutch
Under pressurePerformance in the biggest moments — break points, deciding sets and tiebreaks (0–100, higher is better). About
Freshness
Recent loadAlexander Shevchenko: 6 days rest · 1 match, 32 games (7d) · Quentin Halys: 2 days rest · 5 matches, 109 games (7d). Higher means fresher. About
Serve vs return
Recent formEach player's serve crossed against the other's return, converted to expected hold of serve. Recent completed matches, ATP, WTA & Challenger. About
Set records · last ~30 matches
Career
Profile
Set records use each player's last ~30 completed matches; form shows the last 10 results. Ratings come from the same data that powers the Umpiry Score.
All 6 meetings
- Gstaad · Quarter-final2026 · Alexander Shevchenko won6-7(5) 3-6
- Dubai · Q22026 · Quentin Halys won7-6 7-5
- Basel · Q12025 · Quentin Halys won6-3 6-7 7-6
- Basel · Q162025 · Quentin Halys won6-3 6-7(4) 7-6(2)
- Phoenix CH · Semi-final2023 · Alexander Shevchenko won6-7 6-4 6-3
- Tenerife CH · Round of 322021 · Quentin Halys won6-7 6-4 6-2
Frequently asked questions
Who leads the head-to-head between Alexander Shevchenko and Quentin Halys?
Quentin Halys leads the head-to-head against Alexander Shevchenko 4–2 after 6 meetings.
How many times have Alexander Shevchenko and Quentin Halys played each other?
Alexander Shevchenko and Quentin Halys have played each other 6 times on the professional tour.
When did Alexander Shevchenko and Quentin Halys last play each other?
Their most recent meeting came at Gstaad in 2026, where Alexander Shevchenko won.