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M15 Pecs 2026: Schedule, Results & Stats

Surface
Clay
Draw
32
Dates
23–29 August 2026
Location
Hungary
27°COvercast

M15 Pecs is a men's ITF tournament held in Hungary. The 2026 edition takes place 23–29 August 2026 on clay courts. The singles draw features 32 players competing from the round of 32 through to the final. This page provides the full schedule, live scores and complete results for the current edition, with each match linking to detailed head-to-head records, recent form and pre-match analysis.

Clay is the slowest of the main surfaces: the ball sits up and rallies run long, rewarding patience, movement and heavy topspin.

Title chances

Most likely champions

TitleFinal
  1. 1Sperle J.
    55%100%
  2. 2Monzon I.
    45%100%

Each player's chance of winning the title, from a Monte Carlo simulation of the remaining M15 Pecs draw (28 matches played). Every hypothetical match is decided by each player's surface Elo, shrunk toward overall Elo on a thin surface sample. Updated as results come in. How it works.

Draw luck

How much the bracket helped or hurt each contender — their title chance in this draw versus an average random draw, in percentage points. A kinder draw lifts the number; a tougher path lowers it. How it works.

Kindest draw

  1. Boros A.+4.7pp
  2. Bocchi L.+2.9pp
  3. Hallquist Lithen J.+0.7pp
  4. Kisantal B.+0.4pp

Toughest draw

  1. Paolini A.−1.5pp
  2. Monzon I.−1.4pp
  3. Valkusz M.−1.1pp
  4. Michalik R.−1.0pp

Field strength

How strong this draw is by Umpiry Rating — and, once it's over, how hard the champion's path actually was. How it works.

The field

Average rating1525
Top 8 average1592
Strongest entrantMate Valkusz 1715

Results

Semi-final
Final
Sperle J.[7]
Baum S.
66
21
Final
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
Monzon I.[2]
561
736
Quarter-final
Final
Gubi T.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
33
66
Final
Paolini A.
Monzon I.[2]
33
66
Final
Drab F.
Baum S.
31
66
Final
Bocchi L.[1]
Sperle J.[7]
42
66
Round of 16
Final
Valkusz M.[5]
Paolini A.
642
466
Ret.
Baum S.
Boros A.[6]
63
41
Final
Sandor Takacs B.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
261
626
Final
Angeloni L.
Monzon I.[2]
633
776
Ret.
Drab F.
Brown P.
64
43
Final
Kisantal B.
Gubi T.
643
776
Final
Bocchi L.[1]
Gschwendtner J.
66
22
Final
Kincses K.
Sperle J.[7]
2782
6666
Round of 32
Final
Tenti F.
Monzon I.[2]
05
67
Final
Hrazdil J.
Brown P.
34
66
Final
Paolini A.
Michalik R.
66
44
Final
Kovacs M.
Angeloni L.
01
66
Ret.
Valkusz M.[5]
Gloeckler M.
62
10
Final
Sandor Takacs B.
Vasiliauskas M.
66
31
Final
Gandolfi G.
Kincses K.
25
67
Final
Gubi T.
Behr R.
5776
7651
Final
Sallay P.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
603
266
Final
Hoeyeraal H.[3]
Drab F.
6464
7777
Final
Lanik T.
Sperle J.[7]
05
67
Final
Couto Loureiro J.[8]
Kisantal B.
463
626
Final
Gabor Szoke A.
Baum S.
30
66
Final
Gschwendtner J.
Pernas T.
66
41
Qualifying Round of 16
Final
Paolini A.
Martinovic F.
66
02
Final
Baum S.
Mirkovic A.
64610
7713
Final
Angeloni L.
Sandor Takacs B.
15
67
Final
Hadzialijagic D.
Behr R.
268
6410
Final
Gabor Szoke A.
Vito Domenico Laviola P.
76
52
Final
Drab F.
Guzmicky D.
6510
475
Final
Kisantal B.
Patel P.
66
31
Qualifying Round of 32
Final
Voisin A.
Goyal M.
66
12
Final
Behr R.
Cataldi C.
66
40
Final
Sandor Takacs B.
Krisztian Kovacs V.
776
642
Final
Patel P.
Stojanovic B.
61610
7736
Final
Paolini A.
Annayev B.
66
00
Final
Hadzialijagic D.
Kis Balazs R.
6310
368
Final
Vito Domenico Laviola P.
Doel C.
66
42
Final
Kisantal B.
Balazs P.
66
10
Final
Martinovic F.
Gowthaman S.
66
10
Qualifying Round of 64
Final
Doel C.
Jung R.
6310
366
Final
Vito Domenico Laviola P.
Veselic L.
66
13
Final
Stojanovic B.
Calin A.
66
42
Final
Martinovic F.
Toth B.
4710
655
Final
Balazs P.
Azzari Cabas J.
66
20
Final
Mirkovic A.
Gula P.
1612
6210
Final
Krisztian Kovacs V.
Hunt A.
4611
649
Final
Constantinou S.
Vizy D.
66
20
Final
Sandor Takacs B.
Scharner B.
66
21
R32
R16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
—
Gschwendtner J.
Pernas T.
6-46-1
Gandolfi G.
Kincses K.
2-65-7
Lanik T.
Sperle J.[7]
0-65-7
Hoeyeraal H.[3]
Drab F.
6-746-74
Hrazdil J.
Brown P.
3-64-6
Gabor Szoke A.
Baum S.
3-60-6
—
Couto Loureiro J.[8]
Kisantal B.
4-66-23-6
Gubi T.
Behr R.
5-77-656-1
Sandor Takacs B.
Vasiliauskas M.
6-36-1
Sallay P.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
6-20-63-6
Valkusz M.[5]
Gloeckler M.
6-12-0
Paolini A.
Michalik R.
6-46-4
Kovacs M.
Angeloni L.
0-61-6
Tenti F.
Monzon I.[2]
0-65-7
Bocchi L.[1]
Gschwendtner J.
6-26-2
Kincses K.
Sperle J.[7]
2-67-662-6
Drab F.
Brown P.
6-44-3
Baum S.
Boros A.[6]
6-43-1
Kisantal B.
Gubi T.
6-743-6
Sandor Takacs B.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
2-66-21-6
Valkusz M.[5]
Paolini A.
6-44-62-6
Angeloni L.
Monzon I.[2]
6-733-6
Bocchi L.[1]
Sperle J.[7]
4-62-6
Drab F.
Baum S.
3-61-6
Gubi T.
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
3-63-6
Paolini A.
Monzon I.[2]
3-63-6
Sperle J.[7]
Baum S.
6-26-1
Hallquist Lithen J.[4]
Monzon I.[2]
5-76-31-6
Sperle J.
Monzon I.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the favourite to win M15 Pecs 2026?

Based on Umpiry's Title chances projection, John Sperle currently has the highest probability of winning at 55%, followed by Ignacio Monzon (45%) and Joao Victor Couto Loureiro (<1%). The probabilities are calculated by simulating the remaining draw and update after every match.

Who does Umpiry project to win M15 Pecs 2026?

John Sperle is the most likely champion (55%) in Umpiry's Monte Carlo simulation of the remaining M15 Pecs draw. The Projection tab traces their most likely route to the title — their projected opponent in each round — and updates after every result.

What surface is M15 Pecs played on?

M15 Pecs is played on clay.

What category is M15 Pecs?

M15 Pecs is part of the ITF.