Borna Coric vs Arthur Rinderknech Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the current form of Arthur Rinderknech and Borna Coric provides insightful clues into their second serve performance. Over the last six months, Rinderknech has secured 46.09% of his second serve points, slightly exceeding Coric's 43.87%. Such statistics are highly correlated with match prediction accuracy, indicating a nuanced edge for Rinderknech in this metric.

Delving into return game statistics, Rinderknech has shown an ability to win 44.08% of his opponent's second serve points. In contrast, Coric stands at 43.87%. When assessing first serve return performance, the figures shift with Rinderknech at 22.47% and Coric narrowly outperforming with 23.27%. Coric's slight advantage in first serve returns contributes to a finely balanced prediction for their head-to-head matchup.

Under pressure, Rinderknech has demonstrated resilience by saving 58.67% of breakpoints, edging past Coric who has a 57.39% success rate in similar scenarios. Such data is crucial for in-game betting predictions, particularly when evaluating who might hold their nerve in critical moments.

Performance over the past year paints a more comprehensive picture of their competitive standing. Rinderknech attained a 45.16% match win percentage, with a 28-34 win-loss record. In contrast, Coric achieved a 57.63% win rate (34-25), indicative of superior consistency and form over the period.

Examining surface preferences, both players exhibit their best win percentages on indoor hard courts, with Rinderknech and Coric each winning 61% of matches. Their performance on grass courts is less favorable, where Rinderknech has a 48% win rate, and Coric records a 41% win rate. The similar proficiency on indoor surfaces might play a pivotal role if this match takes place under such conditions.

Analyzing direct head-to-head encounters reveals that Coric has dominated, winning both of their previous matches. All four sets contested between them have been claimed by Coric, including their most recent meeting at the Open Sud de France in Montpellier. The historical head-to-head data points to Coric having a psychological edge in their confrontations.

When assessing extreme pressure situations, Coric again emerges as the more successful player. In their encounters, they have faced two tiebreaks, both of which Coric has won, illustrating his ability to thrive under high-pressure conditions.

Looking at opponents' quality, Rinderknech has competed against players ranked, on average, at 77.6, whereas Coric has faced an average opponent rank of 157.24. This discrepancy highlights Rinderknech’s experience against higher-caliber opponents.

In deciding sets, a nuanced comparison reveals that Rinderknech has won 44% of such sets in the last year compared to Coric's 45% success rate. This marginal difference suggests that in scenarios where matches go to the wire, Coric might hold a slight advantage.

Analyzing the conversion rate of breakpoints, Coric demonstrates a slight edge by converting 25.48% of opportunities, surpassing Rinderknech’s conversion rate of 22.73%. This statistic may prove pivotal in tight moments during the match, offering hints towards the outcome of individual games.

Taking into account the array of statistical indicators, Coric’s superior head-to-head record combined with his marginally better performance under pressure and in recent first serve return, breakpoint conversion, and overall win rate metrics, tilts the prediction in his favor. Therefore, based on the cumulative analysis, Coric is likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.