James Beaven vs Xavi Matas Ortega — M15 Offenbach Qualifying Round of 16
James Beaven defeated Xavi Matas Ortega 6-4, 6-1 in the quarterfinals of the M15 Offenbach hard court tournament. Beaven served effectively, hitting two aces and committing one double fault, and won 82 percent of his first-serve points. He converted 50 percent of his break points and won three service breaks to Ortega's zero.
Generated automatically from Umpiry match data.
Key context
- Match story: James Beaven dropped just 5 games past Xavi Matas Ortega.
How the match was decided
Auto-generatedBeaven J. took it in straight sets, with three breaks of serve.
- Breaks of serveBeaven J. 3 · Matas Ortega X. 0
- 1st-serve points wonBeaven J. 82% · Matas Ortega X. 54%
- AcesBeaven J. 2 · Matas Ortega X. 0
Turning points
When the match moved- Beaven J. · Broke to take the set
- Beaven J. · Broke, never broken back
Serve flowBeaven J. unbroken · Matas Ortega X. broken 3 times.
- Hold to love/15
- Hold to 30
- Hold to 40 / deuce
- Broken
- Result unknown
Beaven J.9/9Matas Ortega X.5/8
Set 1Set 2
Match momentum
Whole matchBeaven J.Matas Ortega X.Late momentumBeaven J.51
9Last 12 points3
13Last 3 games9
3/6Break points0/0
Break of serve
Serve & return performance
Key performance gapsFirst-serve pointsBeaven J. won 82% of points behind the first serve, Matas Ortega X. 54%. Largest performance gap of the match.+28 ptsBeaven J.1st-serve pts won82%Matas Ortega X.1st-serve pts won54%
Common opponents
0 shared · last 12 monthsNo common opponents in the last 12 months. Surface form and ELO carry more weight here.
Head-to-head
1 meeting · Beaven J. leads 1–010
- Beaven J.October 2026M15 OffenbachThis matchHard6-4 6-1
Draw
Closing odds
Player context
Before the matchBeaven J.Matas Ortega X.1 530ELO1 5471 529Hard ELO1 5105–5Last 105–521Age24
Cite this
James Beaven beat Xavi Matas Ortega 6-4 6-1. Umpiry, "James Beaven vs Xavi Matas Ortega — M15 Offenbach Qualifying Round of 16", https://umpiry.com/match/2026-10-12/beaven-vs-ortega-m15-offenbach-q16?utm_source=cite (as of 12 October 2026).