Andrey Rublev vs Tristan Boyer Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Boyer has a slight edge in recent second serve performance, winning 46.67% of points compared to Rublev’s 44.39%. Could this give Boyer the advantage?
• Both in recent return game form, Boyer has won 45.46% of their opponent's second serve points, while Rublev has won 43.78%.
• On first serve returns, Boyer leads again with 25.38% of points won compared to Rublev’s 22.44%.
• When under pressure, Rublev has a minimal advantage by saving 56.81% of breakpoints, slightly better than Boyer's 56.45%.
• Rublev has a better performance overview over the past year, winning 57.58% of [matches](jointext.com), in contrast to Boyer's 55.07%.
• Considering surface preference, both players perform best on hard courts, with Rublev having a better win percentage of 66% compared to Boyer’s 56%.
• Rublev’s matches have been at a higher level, mostly on the Main tour with a 65.71% win rate, as opposed to Boyer’s 60.53% on the Challengers/ITF circuit.
• Rublev's quality of opponents has been higher, averaging a rank of 72.14 versus Boyer's 195.29 average opponent rank.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Boyer holds a significant advantage, having won 63% in such scenarios compared to Rublev’s 43%.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Boyer is ahead, converting 33.13% of opportunities against Rublev’s 30.86%.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing second serve performance and return game stats, Boyer appears to hold a slight edge, particularly with the ability to win points both on serve and return. This could be crucial in determining match outcomes.

Rublev’s experience on the main tour, along with playing against higher-ranked opponents, offers a distinct advantage in terms of exposure to tougher competition.

While Rublev has shown resilience under pressure, Boyer’s superior performance in deciding sets suggests they have a mental edge in critical moments.

Overall, given Boyer’s strength in pressure situations and first serve returns, coupled with their consistency in converting breakpoint opportunities, Boyer is positioned with a slight edge and could emerge victorious in the upcoming match.