Arthur Gea vs Eric Vanshelboim Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare on second serve performance? Arthur Gea has a slight edge, winning 42.79% of points, compared to Eric Vanshelboim's 41.76% over the recent six months.
• In the return game, Arthur Gea again has a marginal advantage, having won 49.01% of opponents' second serve points. In contrast, Eric Vanshelboim has won 47.64%.
• Could Eric Vanshelboim's slightly better first serve return success (30.81% compared to Gea's 29.45%) influence the match outcome? His slightly superior figure is notable.
• Under pressure, Vanshelboim excels, saving 51.57% of breakpoints, which could be crucial during tightly contested moments. Gea's breakpoint saving rate stands at 46.46%.
• Looking at overall match performance, Gea has a higher win rate over the past year with 65.38%, compared to Vanshelboim’s 59.09%.
• Surface preferences present contrasting strengths: Arthur Gea performs best on hard courts with a 76% win rate, whereas Eric Vanshelboim shines on clay, matching a 76% win rate.
• In tournaments, Gea has dominated the ITF $10K level, winning 88.37% of these matches, while Vanshelboim's win rate in the same category is lower at 63.46%.
• When considering opponent quality, Gea has faced more challenging opponents with an average rank of 389.31 compared to Vanshelboim’s 468.52.
• In deciding sets, Vanshelboim shows resilience, winning 60% of such battles, overshadowing Gea's 41% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 10, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performance metrics, Arthur Gea shows a slight edge in both second serve points and return game statistics. His superior win percentage over the past year and experience against higher-ranked opponents are positive indicators.

However, Eric Vanshelboim's ability to save breakpoints and his higher success in deciding sets could prove advantageous, especially in tightly contested matches.

Considering the surface is not specified, and both players have their strengths on different surfaces, the match could swing either way. Overall, Arthur Gea has a little more favor as the likely winner in this upcoming encounter, primarily due to his consistent overall performance and tougher competition faced recently.