Alex Rybakov vs Cooper Woestendick Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Rybakov has a slight edge in second serve performance, with 48.45% of second serve points won, compared to Woestendick's 46.56%. Does this indicate a stronger serve from Rybakov? Possibly.
• In terms of first and second serve returns, Woestendick leads slightly with 47.22% and 27.98% of points won, compared to Rybakov's 45.65% and 25.62%.
• Under pressure, Rybakov tends to perform better, saving 58.19% of breakpoints, as opposed to Woestendick's 54.24%.
• Overall, in the past 12 months, Rybakov has a higher match win rate of 70% versus Woestendick's 53.85%.
• Both players perform best on indoor hard courts, but Woestendick has a 75% win rate, surpassing Rybakov's 64% on this surface.
• Rybakov has been competing at a higher level, mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 63.89% of his matches compared to Woestendick’s 50% in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments.
• Rybakov has faced stronger competition over the last year, with opponents averaging a rank of 363.44, while Woestendick's opponents averaged a rank of 509.08.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Rybakov has a higher success rate, winning 56% compared to Woestendick’s 25% in all matches.
• Woestendick is more efficient at converting break points, with a 37.5% conversion rate against Rybakov's 28.69%.

Editorial Prediction (July 10, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, both players display solid strengths in different areas, making it a potentially competitive encounter. Rybakov has shown more consistent performance in higher-level events, boasting a stronger overall match win percentage and superior record against higher-ranked opponents.

While Woestendick has a slight advantage in return games and break point conversion, Rybakov's ability to perform under pressure and in deciding sets provides him with a noticeable edge. Furthermore, Rybakov's experience in more competitive tournaments may serve him well in crucial moments.

Given these factors, Rybakov is poised as the likely winner of this match, leveraging his experience and tactical advantage over Woestendick.