Alexander Shevchenko vs Christoph Negritu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do they perform on the second serve lately?
  • Shevchenko: 45.77% of points won.
  • Negritu: 46.96% of points won.
• Return game results:
  • On the opponent's second serve: Shevchenko at 45.66%, Negritu at 46.98%.
  • On the first serve: Shevchenko at 27.88%, Negritu at 26.35%.
• Break point resilience:
  • Shevchenko saves 53.57% of breakpoints.
  • Negritu saves 62.05%, showing more pressure durability.
• Overall performance:
  • Shevchenko wins 40.32% of their matches (25/37 W/L).
  • Negritu is more successful, winning 64.2% (52/29 W/L).
• Preferred playing surfaces:
  • Shevchenko excels on Clay, with a 62% win rate.
  • Negritu prefers Hard courts, winning 61% of those matches.
• Match experience intensity:
  • Shevchenko competes mainly on the Main tour, winning 35.71% (10/18 W/L).
  • Negritu participates mainly in Challengers/ITF > $10K, achieving 60.32% success (38/25 W/L).
• Which player faces tougher opponents?
  • Shevchenko's opponents average rank: 142.82.
  • Negritu's opponents average rank: 388.83.
  • Shevchenko plays against higher-ranked players overall.
• Deciding set performance:
  • Shevchenko wins 50% of deciding sets.
  • Negritu slightly better at 63% in such scenarios.
• Break point conversion:
  • Shevchenko converts 37.43% of chances.
  • Negritu converts 32.85%, less efficient in this aspect.

Editorial Prediction (June 9, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the recent form of both players, it is evident that Negritu has slightly better statistics when it comes to second serve points and maintaining composure under the pressure of breakpoints. This suggests a stronger aptitude for crucial moments in matches.

Shevchenko shows an edge in first serve return points and has the advantage of facing tougher opponents, competing mainly at the Main tour level. Nonetheless, Negritu's superior overall winning percentage and better performance in deciding sets indicate a robust overall form.

Considering Negritu's higher performance metrics across many statistical parameters, alongside a slightly better record in converting break points, it’s reasonable to predict Negritu as the likely winner of the upcoming match.