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Daniil Medvedev meets Brandon Nakashima in the Brisbane ATP final on hard courts on 11 Jan 2026, with the title decided over the best of three sets. Alongside this match preview, here is how to watch or follow the final live.
Medvedev comes in with the higher ranking and the shorter price, and he has already beaten Nakashima twice. Still, with the 2026 season only just getting going, early-week numbers can mislead and momentum can swing fast.FINISHED

Medvedev D.

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Medvedev leads this match-up 2-0 overall and is 1-0 against Nakashima on hard courts. Their most recent meeting came in Madrid in April 2025, when Medvedev won 2-1, and the two matches have averaged 22.5 games, suggesting rallies and longer sets are rarely far away.

Medvedev D.
Nakashima B.

Both players arrive unbeaten on hard courts this season at 4-0, though it is a very fresh sample given the calendar has only just turned. Nakashima's serve numbers stand out, with 91% of service games held and 92% of break points saved, while Medvedev's return figures are the sharper indicator, winning 67% of return games and converting 52% of break chances.
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Medvedev is 7-3 across his last 10 matches, and his run in Brisbane has included wins over Frances Tiafoe and Alex Michelsen. Nakashima is 6-4 over the same span but has strung together four straight wins in Brisbane, and his last-10 holding rate is higher at 87% compared with Medvedev's 80%, even if his return success sits much lower at 11% versus 32%.

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Bookmakers price Daniil Medvedev at 1.36 against Brandon Nakashima at 3.2; first-set prices sit at 1.44 versus 2.75.
The match shape looks like a contest between Nakashima's ability to protect his serve and Medvedev's capacity to apply sustained pressure, a theme that has shown up in both the head-to-head and the latest numbers.
There is also a workload note on both sides: Medvedev has logged about 5 hours across his last three matches, while Nakashima is at roughly 4 hours 26 minutes, and both have played on consecutive days. With the season only just starting, that combination of small samples and quick turnarounds could make the opening set especially telling.Prediction
Daniil Medvedev
Brandon Nakashima
Overall indicators tilt towards Daniil Medvedev: the market makes him the clear favourite and he is 2-0 against Brandon Nakashima, including a straight-sets win on a hard court in 2023. Nakashima's serving numbers suggest he can keep it close, but Medvedev's stronger recent return rates point to more chances in key games, even with early-season volatility in the background.
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