Andy Murray vs Sam Querrey Head to Head Stats

• How have both players performed with their second serves recently? Sam Querrey and Andy Murray have both won 0% of points on their second serves over the past six months.
• What about their abilities to return serves? Neither Querrey nor Murray has managed to win any points from their opponents' second serves, as well as first serves, in recent form.
• Under pressure, such as saving breakpoints, how do they compare? Both players have saved 0% of breakpoints in recent matches, suggesting similar struggles with pressure.
• In terms of wins and losses over the last year, both Sam Querrey and Andy Murray have failed to register any victories, each with a win/loss record of 0/0.
• Which surface offers each player a career advantage? Both players excel on grass with a career win percentage of around 62%, but Clayton remains Querrey's weaker surface with a win rate of 48% compared to Murray's 69% on clay.
• Looking at historical head-to-head results, what trend emerges? Andy Murray leads their head-to-head encounters decisively, winning 8 out of 10 matches and 22 out of 28 sets.
• Their last meeting took place at the Hall of Fame Open on grass, where Murray won convincingly in straight sets, 6-2, 6-0.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

The forthcoming tennis match between Sam Querrey and Andy Murray presents an intriguing duel on a familiar battleground. Both athletes display similar struggles with their second serves and return games, evident from their recent 0% success rate in winning points from these categories.

Neither player has demonstrated notable proficiency in saving breakpoints recently, which might make this match especially unpredictable as it unfolds.

Career statistics reveal both have a strong affinity for playing on grass surfaces, yet historical performance heavily favors Andy Murray. Given his substantial head-to-head advantage, winning 8 out of 10 past matches and dominating the last encounter in straight sets, it's reasonable to suggest a likely victory for Murray again.