Adhithya Ganesan vs Edward Etty Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve success, Etty has a slight edge, winning 44.62% of points compared to Ganesan's 44.48% over the last six months.
• Examining return performance, Etty shows a strong advantage, having won 54.88% of opponents' second serve points, versus Ganesan's 49.92%.
• For first serve returns, Etty outperforms Ganesan significantly, with Etty winning 41.11% of returns compared to 31.64%.
• Under pressure, Ganesan is slightly better at saving breakpoints, with a rate of 56.25% against Etty’s 53.57%.
• Ganesan has a more favorable win-loss record over the past year at 57.63% compared to Etty’s 42.86%.
• Both players are more proficient on clay, yet Ganesan has a superior win rate of 56% on this surface versus Etty’s 39%.
• Ganesan has competed successfully at the $10K tournament level, winning 60.71% of matches, while Etty has a lower win rate of 42.86% at the same level.
• Despite Etty's lower win rate, they have faced stronger opponents, with an average opponent ranking of 28.86 compared to Ganesan's 404.24.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Etty has a better track record, winning 63% of these situations, while Ganesan wins 50%.
• Etty has demonstrated superior break point conversion, converting 57.14% of opportunities, in contrast to Ganesan's 37.28%.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

Both Etty and Ganesan have strengths in their gameplay that could influence the match outcome. Etty has shown a consistent edge in return games, especially in first serve return points, which could be crucial.

Ganesan, while having a better track record under pressure with a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, lacks the same attacking prowess on returns. Their higher win rate over the past year reflects consistency against lower-ranked players but could be misleading against stronger opponents, as Etty has faced more challenging competition.

Surface preference may play a role, with both players preferring clay, yet Ganesan's higher win percentage on this surface illustrates a comfort zone that could work in their favor.

If the match goes to a deciding set, Etty holds the upper hand, demonstrating resilience in these scenarios. Furthermore, their ability to convert breakpoints more effectively suggests a potential to capitalize on critical moments during the match.

Considering these factors, Etty seems better positioned to emerge victorious in this match, capitalizing on their return game strength and superior performance in closely contested sets.