Artur Kukasian vs Charles Chen Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Kukasian outperforms Chen in recent second serve matches, securing 44.73% of points compared to Chen's 40.35%. Is Kukasian's edge on the second serve enough to sway the match outcome? It certainly provides a potential advantage.
• Regarding return games, Kukasian excels by winning 47.92% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Chen captures 41.63%. Their first serve return success rates are almost equal, both around 25.5%.
• Under pressure, Chen surpasses Kukasian, saving 56.18% of breakpoints compared to Kukasian's 50.19%. Could this determination under pressure shift a match that's otherwise evenly poised?
• Over the last year, Kukasian has a higher match victory rate at 60.81% compared to Chen’s 48.89%, suggesting a potentially stronger overall form.
• Kukasian excels on indoor hard surfaces, boasting a 74% win rate, while Chen's best performance appears on hard courts albeit to a lesser extent, with a 52% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Kukasian having a slightly better win percentage.
• Kukasian has faced higher-ranked opponents on average, which may indicate more experience under competitive pressure.
• If the match stretches to a deciding set, Chen has historically fared better, winning 60% of such sets compared to Kukasian’s 45%.
• Kukasian has a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 31.4%, while Chen converts only 20% of opportunities, offering an edge in critical moments.

Editorial Prediction (September 3, 2025, UTC):

As we evaluate the upcoming tennis match between Kukasian and Chen, several indicators suggest that Kukasian holds distinct advantages. From second serve statistics to a greater success rate on return points, Kukasian’s recent form shines brighter in critical aspects of the game.

While Chen demonstrates resilience under pressure and thrives in deciding sets, Kukasian’s overall winning percentage, exposure to higher-ranked opponents, and better breakpoint conversion point to a likely upper hand.

The balance appears to tip in favor of Kukasian, especially on surfaces where they excel, providing a compelling case for predicting Kukasian as the probable victor in this matchup.