15:0002.09.2026
Nakashima B. vs Michelsen A. Live Score & H2H
Questions & Answers
Who is the favourite in Nakashima B. vs Michelsen A.?
CheckLive's model makes Nakashima B. the favourite — a 59% win probability.
What is the recent form ahead of Nakashima B. vs Michelsen A.?
Recent matches (by sets) — Nakashima B.: 4-1 (W 3:0, L 0:2, W 2:1, W 2:1, W 2:1); Michelsen A.: 3-2 (W 3:0, L 0:2, W 2:0, L 1:2, W 2:0).
When do Nakashima B. and Michelsen A. play?
02.09.2026 at 15:00 (UTC), US Open, Round of 64.
Nakashima B.
USA- Right-HandedPlays
- 22Age
- 1.88 mHeight
- 77 kgWeight
- 0Turned pro
- 0 Rank (PT S)
565.1k €Per year
2.6M €Per career time
ResidenceUnited States
BirthplaceSan Diego, CA, USA
Recent form
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Michelsen A.
USA- N/APlays
- 19Age
- 1.93 mHeight
- kgWeight
- 0Turned pro
- 0 Rank (PT S)
224k €Per year
242.9k €Per career time
ResidenceN/A
BirthplaceLaguna Hills, CA, USA
Recent form
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◆ CheckLive verdict
Slight edge — Nakashima B.
Nakashima holds the steadier numbers — slightly better recent form and a clear mental edge over Michelsen — and CheckLive's read favours him at around 59 per cent. That is a genuine lean, though not a commanding one; Michelsen is close enough to keep it competitive.
Nakashima B. to win
Medium confidence59%
Three CheckLive metrics
CheckForm
98.75
97.5
CheckSkill
78.49
75.28
CheckMental
89
81
CheckLive total87.7 vs 84.2+3.5
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Who will win between Nakashima and Michelsen?
CheckLive's projection favours Nakashima, who holds the better all-round numbers — cleaner form, a higher skill rating and a stronger mental game. The edge is genuine but not overwhelming, so Michelsen remains very much live here.
Is Nakashima the clear favourite in this match?
Nakashima is the favourite, though the margin is far from wide. His recent form reads slightly better than Michelsen's and his mental game looks notably stronger, which is the main reason the edge lands his way.
Will this match go long on total games?
The players are closely matched overall, so a long match with plenty of games looks the more likely outcome. Nakashima should still come through, but Michelsen is good enough to make this a grind.