Arthur Rinderknech vs Hubert Hurkacz Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How have the players performed on their second serve recently? Rinderknech has a 46.1% win rate on his second serve, while Hurkacz boasts a slightly higher 48.87%.
• In terms of returning, Rinderknech has the edge on the second serve, claiming 44.05% of points compared to Hurkacz's 42.35%. But what about the first serve returns? Rinderknech again leads with 22.62% over Hurkacz's 21.22%.
• Under pressure, how do they fare in saving breakpoints? Rinderknech has saved 59.28% of breakpoints, while Hurkacz is marginally better at 59.4%.
• In the past year, Rinderknech has won 45.16% of his matches, whereas Hurkacz has a superior record, winning 59.52%.
• What is each player's best surface? For Rinderknech, it's indoor hard courts at 61%, while Hurkacz excels on hard courts at 67%.
• Regarding tour level play, Rinderknech has a 44.12% win rate on the Main tour; in contrast, Hurkacz has a promising 61.11% on the same level.
• Opponent quality shows Rinderknech generally faces players ranked 78.13 on average, while Hurkacz competes against stronger opponents ranked at 52.38 on average.
• In deciding sets, Hurkacz prevails in 64% of these instances compared to Rinderknech’s 43% win rate.
• Both players have similar breakpoint conversion rates, with Rinderknech at 22.22% and Hurkacz slightly higher at 23.44%.

Editorial Prediction (May 20, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents an exciting challenge as both players showcase unique strengths. Analyzing second serve proficiency, Hurkacz edges out Rinderknech with a slightly better performance, which is often critical in tight matches.

Rinderknech demonstrates robust return capabilities, particularly against the second serve. Yet, when subjected to match pressure, their breakpoint-saving abilities are nearly on par, with Hurkacz having a negligible lead.

Considering surface proficiency, Hurkacz prefers hard courts, which might give him an advantage depending on the event's surface. Conversely, Rinderknech thrives on indoor hard courts but struggles comparatively on grass.

Performance in deciding sets tilts heavily towards Hurkacz, suggesting a mental edge during match climaxes, making him a likely favorite under critical conditions.

With higher success against more formidable opponents paired with better recent overall performance metrics, Hubert Hurkacz is projected to be the favorite to win this encounter.