Ben Shelton vs Arthur Rinderknech Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding second serve performance over the last six months, Shelton holds an edge with 51.3% point conversion compared to Rinderknech's 45.44%. This stat is often indicative of match success.
• Rinderknech surpasses Shelton slightly in recent second serve return games, winning 42% of points, while Shelton achieves 40.43%. For first serve returns, however, Shelton leads with 23.38% compared to Rinderknech's 22.01%.
• Under pressure, Rinderknech has saved 57.44% of breakpoints, marginally outperforming Shelton’s 55.56%, which may influence close-match scenarios.
• The past year shows a stronger overall match win rate for Shelton at 61.76%, while Rinderknech managed 42.62%.
• Both players show their best performance on indoor hard courts, but Shelton’s win rate of 77% is notably higher than Rinderknech’s 61% on this surface.
• Shelton’s recent main tour performance is superior, winning 62.07% of matches compared to Rinderknech’s 41.18%, reflecting his consistency at a higher level.
• Rinderknech has faced more challenging opponents with an average ranking of 82.59, compared to Shelton's average of 167.01. Does playing tougher opponents give Rinderknech an edge? Possibly, but Shelton's success is evident despite the rank discrepancy.
• In decisive set performances, Shelton also shows prowess, winning 59% of these tight matches, versus Rinderknech's 46%.
• Shelton converts breakpoints more efficiently, with a recent form rate of 28.46% against Rinderknech's 22.5%, which can be critical in turning games around.

Editorial Prediction (June 17, 2025, UTC):

Both players are showing notable strengths in various aspects of their games. Rinderknech has displayed resilience under pressure with a higher breakpoint save percentage.

However, Shelton’s overall stronger performance on the main tour, superior second serve statistics, and an efficient breakpoint conversion rate indicate a competitive advantage.

Additionally, playing against competitors of a lower average ranking might have bolstered Shelton’s win rate. Nonetheless, his consistent results suggest that he capitalizes on opportunities and adjusts well to different opponents.

Given these factors, Shelton appears to possess a slight edge in this upcoming match against Rinderknech and is therefore tipped as the likely winner.