Arthur Rinderknech vs Roman Safiullin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The analysis of recent second serve performance shows that Arthur Rinderknech and Roman Safiullin have similar success rates, with Rinderknech winning 46.91% of points and Safiullin slightly trailing at 46.4%. This statistic is crucial in forecasting match outcomes. On the return game front, Safiullin has a stronger record, capturing 49.93% of his opponent's second serve points compared to Rinderknech's 43.87%. For first serve returns, Safiullin maintains a slight edge with 24.07% over Rinderknech's 22.69%, enhancing his position as the more favorable contender in head-to-head matchups.

Under pressure, Rinderknech excels by saving 58.62% of breakpoints, while Safiullin manages 55.68%. These statistics impact in-game betting scenarios and predictions significantly. In terms of overall performance across the past year, Safiullin leads with a win rate of 55.74% (W/L 34/27), overshadowing Rinderknech’s 44.26% (W/L 27/34). This provides a comprehensive overview of their head-to-head potential.

Regarding their respective best surfaces, Rinderknech performs best on indoor hard courts with a 61% win rate (W/L 97/62) but struggles most on grass, winning 48% (W/L 15/16). Conversely, Safiullin excels on hard surfaces with a remarkable 70% win rate (W/L 230/100) but has a lower success rate on clay courts at 58% (W/L 85/61). When evaluating player levels, Rinderknech has competed more frequently on the main tour, with a 44.12% win rate (W/L 15/19), while Safiullin’s main tour participation stands at a 35% win rate (W/L 7/13). These are critical details when relating match predictions to event levels.

In their direct head-to-head encounters, Safiullin holds a perfect record, winning both previous matches. Their last meeting at the Tel Aviv Watergen Open in 2022 ended in Safiullin's favor with a score of 6-4, 6-1. The total of five sets played between them resulted in four wins for Safiullin. Additionally, the average match duration stands at 1:47:16, offering insight for future matchup forecasts. For deciding set scenarios, Safiullin emerges victorious in their sole deciding set, promising a notable advantage.

Safiullin’s previous victories, along with his superior surface adaptability and better breakpoint conversion rate of 28.87% compared to Rinderknech’s 24.72%, position him as the likely victor in this upcoming challenge. While tie-break scenarios remain barren in their history, the comparative rank of their opponents, with Rinderknech facing an average rank of 77.11 versus Safiullin’s 105.18, does not overshadow Safiullin's prevailing head-to-head superiority. Thus, based on this extensive analytical comparison, Roman Safiullin is favored to triumph in their forthcoming encounter.