Andy Roddick vs Lleyton Hewitt Head to Head Stats

• Second Serve Performance: Neither Andy Roddick nor Lleyton Hewitt has successfully won points on their second serve in the last six months.
• Return Game Stats: Both players have struggled, winning no points on either their opponent's first or second serve in recent form.
• Under Pressure: Each has saved no breakpoints recently, suggesting that neither excels under pressure.
• Performance Overview: Both players have not won any matches in the past year.
• Best Surface: Both excel on grass with a career win rate of 80%, but Roddick has a slightly better performance on clay with 64% compared to Hewitt's 62%.
• Head-to-Head Matches: Across 14 matchups, they've split victories equally at 7-7, although Roddick has a slim edge winning more sets overall (22 versus 19).
• Deciding Sets: Roddick has a slight advantage, winning three out of five deciding sets against Hewitt.
• Tiebreaks: Roddick has won 9 out of the 14 tiebreaks they've contested, suggesting a slight edge in clutch situations.
• Opponent Quality: Both have faced opponents of similar ranking in the last year.

Editorial Prediction (December 23, 2025, UTC):

Both Andy Roddick and Lleyton Hewitt have shown significant challenges in their form over the last six months, particularly in their second serve and return games. This limitation affects their ability to convert critical points during matches.

Despite neither player achieving recent competitive success, their substantial experience on grass provides a reliable indicator of surface competence. Their head-to-head record remains equal; however, notable statistics hint at Roddick's marginal edge in critical moments, such as deciding sets and tiebreaks.

Given these insights, Andy Roddick's historical edge in crucial points might provide him a slight advantage in their forthcoming encounter. Thus, Roddick is slightly favored to win this match.