Benjamin Hassan vs Andres Martin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Benjamin Hassan's second serve win rate is slightly better at 45.60% compared to Andres Martin's 45.36% over the last six months.
• When comparing return games, Hassan excels in winning 49.19% of opponent's second serve points, whereas Martin is at 43.35%.
• However, Martin has a slight edge in first serve returns, winning 28.45% of points over Hassan's 26.39%.
• Under pressure, Martin is marginally better at saving breakpoints, managing to save 52.92% as opposed to Hassan's 52.01%.
• Who has a higher overall match win percentage in the past year? Andres Martin with 63.51%, while Benjamin Hassan holds a 49.32% win rate.
• Surface preference might be crucial; Hassan performs best on Clay with a 61% win rate, whereas Martin excels on Hard courts with 62%.
• In terms of tournament level, both have played mostly Challengers/ITF events over $10K, with Martin showing a higher win rate of 63.41% compared to Hassan's 49.09%.
• Hassan has faced stronger opponents on average, with an average opponent rank of 245.52, while Martin's opponents averaged at 360.96.
• In deciding sets, Hassan has a better performance, winning 62% compared to Martin's 55%.

Editorial Prediction (September 25, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming tennis match, both players present unique strengths. Benjamin Hassan showcases a better second serve win rate, and he's superior in winning points off an opponent's second serve, reflecting a more resilient return game.

Andres Martin, however, holds a higher match win percentage over the past year and performs better under breakpoint pressure. This indicates his potential to navigate critical moments effectively.

The surface preference and opponent quality also present interesting contrasts; Hassan shines on Clay, and he's accustomed to facing tougher competitors. Meanwhile, Martin is proficient on Hard courts, adding versatility to his skill set.

Deciding sets prove to be in favor of Hassan, suggesting greater resilience in tight matches. Despite Martin's strong statistical presence overall, these factors tilt the advantage slightly toward Hassan.

Based on these observations, Benjamin Hassan is likely to win this upcoming tennis match.