Albert Ramos-Vinolas vs Jan Choinski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Jan Choinski slightly edges out Albert Ramos-Vinolas, winning 45.96% of points compared to 45.74%. Could this slight advantage impact the outcome of their match?
• In terms of returning second serves, Albert Ramos-Vinolas shows more proficiency, winning 44.92% of these points compared to Choinski's 43.66%. This could give Ramos-Vinolas a return game edge.
• Choinski outperforms Ramos-Vinolas on first serve returns, with 27.40% versus 24.75%, suggesting Choinski may handle powerful serves better.
• Both players have similar breakpoint-saving abilities, with Choinski slightly ahead at 55.88% against Ramos-Vinolas’s 55.43%. Does this close margin have a significant influence on match results under pressure?
• Looking at overall match performances in the last year, Choinski has a higher winning percentage (56.45%) compared to Ramos-Vinolas (50.00%), indicating a better form over a longer period.
• Both players prefer clay, winning 61% of their matches on this surface, whereas they struggle more on grass, with Choinski at 26% and Ramos-Vinolas at 23%.
• Both have been competitive on the Challenger/ITF level, but Choinski holds an advantage with a better win percentage at 60.34%, while Ramos-Vinolas stands at 52.00%.
• In their only previous encounter, Choinski defeated Ramos-Vinolas in straight sets (2-0), suggesting a psychological edge.
• Interestingly, Choinski’s opponents have had a slightly lower average rank (242.16) compared to Ramos-Vinolas's opponents (215.09), indicating Ramos-Vinolas may have faced tougher competition.
• Jan Choinski shows stronger performance in deciding sets, winning 76% compared to Ramos-Vinolas's 55%, which might be crucial if the match goes to a final set.

Editorial Prediction (October 9, 2025, UTC):

Albert Ramos-Vinolas and Jan Choinski face off once more, offering a chance to assess various performance data to predict the likely winner. Choinski's marginally higher second serve win rate could translate into pressure on Ramos-Vinolas during crucial points.

Ramos-Vinolas has demonstrated superior return skills on second serves, but Choinski balances this with his better first serve return win rate, suggesting competitive rallies. Despite Ramos-Vinolas's experience, Choinski has been more successful overall and shows a higher winning rate in deciding sets, which could be pivotal in this tight matchup.

With Choinski also having the psychological upper hand from their previous encounter on clay, and a slightly better overall form in recent months, the data leans towards Jan Choinski as the probable victor in this upcoming clash.