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Colson Wells: Predictions and form

100%Hit rate
1
Matches tracked
Form guide
L
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Results by surface
Hard
0-1
Overall 0-1
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More on Colson Wells

Colson Wells. The record here is almost entirely on hard: 0-1. Too many free points go away on serve: 3.6 double faults a match, and the first delivery wins only 65.9%. A real threat on return: 36.2% of break points are converted.

Open any of these matches for BananaCore's pick, a predicted scoreline and the serve and return figures behind them. Latest tournament on record: ITF Men M15 Champaign IL.

Serving and returning
1st serves in
62.3%
Won on 1st serve
66.1%
Won on 2nd serve
45.5%
Aces per match
3.4
Double faults per match
3.8
Break points saved
59.7%
Return games won
46.2%
Points won on return
42%
Service points won
79.4%
All points won
58.5%
Career Past 12 months
2
Titles
3
Finals
3
Semi-final runs
7
Tournaments played
Results by tournament 2 titles
UTR PTT East Lansing Men 01 UTR Winner
UTR PTT Lincoln Men 03 UTR Winner
UTR PTT Philadelphia Men 02 UTR Final
ITF M25 Champaign, IL Men ITF Qualifying ITF M25 East Lansing Men ITF Qualifying ITF M25 Edwardsville, IL Men ITF Qualifying Lincoln (NE), USA Challenger Qualifying

Sorted by best result, not by date

Year by year

2025

0–1
W–L
1
Matches
0–1
Tiebreaks
3
Aces per match
4
Double faults per match
1st serves in 55.4%
Won on 1st serve 65.9%
Won on 2nd serve 54.5%
Break points converted 100%
Break points saved 66.7%

2024

0–1
W–L
1
Matches
—
Tiebreaks
0
Aces per match
4
Double faults per match
1st serves in 48.8%
Won on 1st serve 42.9%
Won on 2nd serve 22.7%
Break points converted —
Break points saved 0%

Official singles figures for this season, as published by the tour. Don't expect the wins and losses to match our Predictions tab: that record covers only the matches we forecast. A dash marks a figure with no data yet.