Currently ranked outside the Top 1500 in the ITF Junior rankings, Bilozercev is a developing player from Ukraine making one of his first appearances at a major international event. Primarily trained on clay, his game is built around consistency, long rallies, and baseline control. Grass, however, is not his natural surface, and his lack of experience at this level may prove decisive.
Key strengths: defensive stability, rally endurance, backhand accuracy
Notable achievements: regional titles in Eastern Europe, national junior finalist (Ukraine)
Ranked No. 909 on the ITF Junior circuit, Omarkhanov arrives at Wimbledon with valuable match practice on grass, including wins in warm-up events across Europe. His style is aggressive, favoring first-strike tennis and fast finishes at the net — a perfect match for the surface. While still raw, his game has shown clear progression in 2025.
Key strengths: strong first serve, net approaches, fast decision-making
Notable achievements: ITF J100 semifinalist (Surbiton), Kazakhstan U18 champion
This contest is likely to highlight the difference between potential and preparation. Bilozercev has a reliable base game but lacks the pace and surface familiarity to thrive on grass. Omarkhanov, with his attacking instincts and sharper match rhythm, is expected to dictate rallies and control momentum throughout. Given the surface and current form, Omarkhanov is favored to advance in straight sets.
Omarkhanov is expected to control this match with his aggressive style and superior grass-court experience. Bilozercev struggles to adapt to fast surfaces and lacks match rhythm at this level.
Total games Under 20.5
Handicap -3.5 for Omarkhanov
Both players to win a set - No all offer strong value.
For extra coverage, Asian Total Under 21.0
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