Match Details
Fixture: Alejandro Tabilo vs Christopher O'Connell
Date: September 21, 2025
Tournament: Chengdu Open
Round: Quarterfinal
Venue: Sichuan International Tennis Centre, Chengdu, China
Category: ATP 250
Surface: Hard
Prize Money: $1,190,210
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Alejandro Tabilo vs Christopher O'Connell preview

Alejandro Tabilo will square off against Christopher O'Connell in the quarterfinals of the Chengdu Open.
Tabilo has had a frustrating season so far. After early exits in Melbourne, Buenos Aires and Rio De Janeiro, he reached the third round in Miami and the last 16 in Monte-Carlo. He also participated in the US Open, but lost to Alexander Zverev in the first round.
Tabilo has been fantastic in Chengdu this week. He entered the main draw via the qualifiers and defeated Jordan Thompson in the first round. The Chilean then brushed aside Luciano Darderi in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. He won 75% of his first serve points and held his serve at all times against Darderi.

Meanwhile, Christopher O'Connell has had an average season so far. After second-round exits in Doha, Dubai and Indian Wells, he reached the quarterfinals in Bucharest and the third round in Toronto. The Australian also participated in the US Open, but lost to Alex De Minaur in the first round.
O'Connell has also been resilient in Chengdu so far. After a hard-fought victory over Quentin Halys, he defeated Zhou Yi in the second round. The 31-year-old defeated Yi in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4.
Alejandro Tabilo vs Christopher O'Connell head-to-head
Tabilo leads the head-to-head against O'Connell 1-0. He defeated the Australian in the Monte-Carlo Masters last year.
Alejandro Tabilo vs Christopher O'Connell odds
Odds will be updated when available.
Alejandro Tabilo vs Christopher O'Connell prediction
After a tough season so far, Tabilo has a great chance to win a trophy on tour. He's only dropped one set in Chengdu this week and outclassed the second seed Darderi on Friday. The Chilean is one of the sweetest timers of the ball and relies on his potent forehand on the court.
O'Connell, meanwhile, deserves a place in the quarterfinal for his constant effort in the last few months. The Australian began his preparations early for the Asian hard-court swing by competing in Guangzhou Huangpu (Challenger). He will need to rise to the occasion against an in-form opponent on Saturday.
The duo recently met in the semifinal of the Guangzhou Huangpu Challenger, but O'Connell threw in the towel 15 minutes into the bout. The Chilean seems to have momentum on his side and is most likely to continue his splendid run in the Chengdu Open.
Pick: Tabilo to win in three sets.