The BNP Paribas Nordic Open qualifying in Stockholm pairs Jacob Fearnley of Great Britain with Alexander Shevchenko of Kazakhstan. The ATP 250 event is played on indoor hard courts, with a place in the main draw at stake.
Jacob Fearnley: British indoor-hard profile
Fearnley, public reports suggest, played NCAA tennis for TCU before establishing himself on the professional tour. His game leans on serve, aggressive returning and forward movement, qualities suited to indoor hard courts.
Alexander Shevchenko: ATP-level experience
Shevchenko, according to public profiles, represents Kazakhstan and has played at ATP level. He maintains a compact baseline tempo, using his forehand and rally consistency to stay competitive.
What the qualifying match tests
The match will test adaptation to a fast court and composure under qualifying pressure. First serve, return quality and error control in short rallies may be decisive; no outcome is guaranteed.
| Player A | Jacob Fearnley (Great Britain) |
|---|---|
| Player B | Alexander Shevchenko (Kazakhstan) |
| Tournament/stage | BNP Paribas Nordic Open, ATP 250 qualifying |
| Start | 8 November 2026, 11:30 UTC |
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