Taha Baadi and Alan Magadan will fight against each other in the qualifications of the Drummondville Challenger for the 1^st time in their career. They are scheduled to play on Monday at 3:00 pm on COURT CENTRAL. In the following paragraphs, you can find the head to head analysis and prediction.

Prediction, odds and live streaming

The pick for Tennis Tonic is Taha Baadi who should win in 3 sets.

As per the initial odds, Taha Baadi is the pick to win this match.
Taha Baadi -> 1.64
Alan Magadan -> 2.1

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Prediction and head to head Taha Baadi vs. Alan Magadan

There is no head to head record between Taha Baadi and Alan Magadan since this will be the first time that they will face off in the main tour.

Taha Baadi

Ranked no. 652, Baadi got to the qualifications after beating Joshua Peck 6-4 6-3.

In the qualifications, Baadi had a good straight sets win against Peck (6-4 6-3). During the match, Baadi scored 58 points vs Peck’s 51. Baadi was pretty aggressive to blast 25 winners.

Regarding the service games, Baadi struck 6 aces and he committed only 2 double faults. Taha Baadi lost the serve once and he saved 5 break points. Furthermore, Baadi put 65% of his first serves in, winning 69% (25/36) of the points behind his 1st serve and 58% (11/19) on the 2nd serve. Baadi broke Peck 4 times after converting 67% of his break points (4/6).

Baadi has a losing match record in the last 8 years having won 48% of his matches (87-96). 11-5 on indoor hard courts in 2025. In connection with his performance on the same surface of this tournament, Baadi has a compiled29-28 record in the last 8 years on indoor hard courts.

Baadi’s best result of the season was reaching the final in M25 Salvador and M25 Montreal.

Taha has a compiled 30-26 win-loss record in 2025, 11-5 on indoor hard courts (See FULL STATS).

Previously in the Drummondville Challenger

Alan Magadan

Ranked no. 750, Magadan got to the qualifications after beating Nicaise Muamba 6-2 6-4.

In the qualifications, Alan had a good straight sets win against Muamba (6-2 6-4). During the match Magadan scored 67 points vs Muamba’s 51. Magadan was exceptionally aggressive to blast 26 winners.

About the serving games, Magadan recorded 5 aces and he committed only 2 double faults. Alan Magadan was quite efficient on serve to win 76% (26/34) of his 1st serve and 71% (15/21) on the second serve. This was the main reason for not conceding a single break during the match. Magadan broke Muamba 3 times after converting 25% of his break points (3/12).

Alan has an overall 17-19 win-loss record in 2025, 9-3 on indoor hard courts (See FULL STATS).

Previously in the Drummondville Challenger

Magadan has never competed in this tournament before.

H2H Performance in the tournament

Matches, sets, games and points

Points	Baadi	Magadan
Match played	1	1
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	19	18
Pts	58-51	67-51
Total Points	109	118
Winners	25	26
%Winners	43%	39%

Both Baadi and Magadan played 1 match. Also both players started their run from the qualifications.Both players have not surrendered a single set in this event so far. Talking about their workload, Baadi and Magadan have played the same amount of sets 2. However, Baadi played 1 game more than Magadan. Taha scored 25 winners (43% of the total points). On the other side, Magadan recorded 26 winners (39%).

Serve Performance

Serve	Baadi	Magadan
Aces	6	5
Avg per match	6	5
1st in	36/55	34/55
%1st in	65%	62%
1st pts	25/36	26/34
%1st pts	69%	76%
2nd pts	11/19	15/21
%2nd pts	58%	71%

Baadi scored 6 aces . Magadan scored 5 aces . Baadi won 69% points behind his first serve. He pretty effective on his second serve to win 58% of the points. On the other side, Magadan won 76% of the points behind his first serve. He had a solid display on his second serve to win 71% of the points.

How they played the important points

Breaks	Baadi	Magadan
Won	4	3
Converted	4/6	3/12
% Converted	67%	25%
Conceded	6	3
Saved	5	3
% Saved	83%	100%
Times Broken	1	0

Baadi broke his opponent 4 times with a 67% conversion rate. Baadi surrendered his serve once and he saved 83% of the break points that he conceded. Alan broke his opponent 3 times with a 25% conversion rate. Alan was rock solid on his serve as he has never conceded a single service game after saving 3 break points.

Baadi
	Q1 Peck	Total
Score	6-4 6-3
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	19	19
pts	58-51	58-51
Total points	109	109
Winners	25	25
%Winners	43%	43%
SERVE
Aces	6	6
Double Faults	2	2
1st in	36/55	36/55
% 1st in	65%	65%
1st pts	25/36	25/36
% 1st pts	69%	69%
2nd pts	11/19	11/19
% 2nd pts	58%	58%
Breaks
Won	4	4
Converted	4/6	4/6
Converted %	67%	67%
Conceded	6	6
Saved	5/6	5
Saved %	83%	83%
Times Broken	1	1

Magadan
	Q1 Muamba	Total
Score	6-2 6-4
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	18	18
pts	67-51	67-51
Total points	118	118
Winners	26	26
%Winners	39%	39%
SERVE
Aces	5	5
Double Faults	2	2
1st in	34/55	34/55
% 1st in	62%	62%
1st pts	26/34	26/34
% 1st pts	76%	76%
2nd pts	15/21	15/21
% 2nd pts	71%	71%
Breaks
Won	3	3
Converted	3/12	3/12
Converted %	25%	25%
Conceded	3	3
Saved	3/3	3
Saved %	100%	100%
Times Broken	0	0

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