Yanguas and Stupaczuk managed to beat Benitez and Patiniotis 6-1 6-4 in Valencia – Valencia P1 2026

June 10, 2026

World no.8 Miguel Yanguas and Franco Stupaczuk (no.7) overcame Miguel Benitez (no.223) and Aris Patiniotis (no.82) in the Round of 16 in Valencia at the Valencia P1 2026 after winning in 2 sets, 6-1 6-4.

Statistics

Match

Set 1

Set 2

62%

Total Points Won

38%

50%

Break Points Converted

Longest Streak

Aces

Double Faults

84%

Won On 1st Serve

63%

100%

Won On 2nd Serve

29%

Service Games

37%

Won On 1st Return

16%

71%

Won On 2nd Return

Return Games

84%

Total Won On Serve

58%

42%

Total Won On Return

16%

70%

Total Points Won

30%

67%

Break Points Converted

Longest Streak

Aces

Double Faults

79%

Won On 1st Serve

54%

100%

Won On 2nd Serve

Service Games

46%

Won On 1st Return

21%

100%

Won On 2nd Return

Return Games

80%

Total Won On Serve

41%

59%

Total Won On Return

20%

56%

Total Points Won

44%

33%

Break Points Converted

Longest Streak

Aces

Double Faults

88%

Won On 1st Serve

67%

Won On 2nd Serve

67%

Service Games

33%

Won On 1st Return

12%

33%

Won On 2nd Return

Return Games

88%

Total Won On Serve

67%

33%

Total Won On Return

12%

Yanguas and Stupaczuk’s mastery is shown by the fact that they won 62% of the total points converting 50% of the total points.

They were outstandingly dominant with their first serve to conquer 84% of the points, and also with their 2nd serve conquering 100% of the total points.

Yanguas and Stupaczuk managed to gain 6 consecutive points, while the longest streak of Benitez and Patiniotis was of 5 points.

Benitez and Patiniotis will fight against each other the upcoming match in the Round of 8 against Garcia (no.22) and Jimenez (no.34). The head to head is 1-0 for Yanguas and Stupaczuk. The H2H is 1-0. Stupaczuk and Yanguas won 7-6(6) 6-3 in the Quarterfinal in Buenos Aires on the 15 May 2026.