Prediction of Adrian Andreev vs Pol Martin Tiffon at Maia Challenger 11-24-25

• In terms of second serve effectiveness over the past six months, Pol Martin Tiffon slightly edges Adrian Andreev, achieving a 42.91% success rate compared to Andreev's 42.13%.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Andreev is superior, winning 49.43% of points, while Tiffon trails with 45.74%.
• For first serve returns, Tiffon has the advantage, winning 29.42% compared to Andreev's 25.38%. Could this influence the match outcome? It very well might.
• Under pressure, measured by breakpoints saved, Tiffon stands out with 55.08% against Andreev’s 46.51%, indicating a possible edge in high-pressure moments.
• Considering last year's overall performance, Tiffon has a better winning percentage at 47.83%, surpassing Andreev's 27.78%.
• Both players have an equal career win percentage on clay at 60%, which is their best surface.
• On the Challenger/ITF circuit over the last year, Tiffon has performed better, winning 45.45% of his matches, while Andreev has won only 21.43%.
• Their head-to-head record gives Tiffon an advantage, having won their only meeting in straight sets.
• Matchup experience shows Tiffon has played against slightly lower-ranked opposition, with an average rank of 294.74 compared to Andreev's 266.94.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Andreev might have the upper hand, with an 80% win rate in deciding sets, as opposed to Tiffon's 63%.
• In recent matchups, Tiffon has shown greater efficiency in breakpoint conversion, achieving a 32.50% conversion rate compared to Andreev's 23.53%.

Editorial Prediction (November 23, 2025, UTC):

As we look at the upcoming tennis match between Adrian Andreev and Pol Martin Tiffon, several factors stand out. Tiffon has demonstrated a stronger overall performance in recent months, both in direct matchups and in broader tournament play.

Tiffon's ability to handle pressure, evident in his superior breakpoint saving rate and efficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities, suggests he can maintain an edge in critical moments of the match.

Moreover, their past head-to-head meeting indicates Tiffon's capability to decisively outperform Andreev, which may serve as a psychological advantage going into the match.

While Andreev shows proficiency in deciding sets, the breadth of statistics leans in favor of Tiffon, particularly on clay, where both players excel but Tiffon holds a past victory.

Given these factors, Pol Martin Tiffon is likely to emerge as the winner in this upcoming encounter.