Casper Ruud vs Sebastian Korda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent form indicates Casper Ruud wins 46.99% of points on their second serve, slightly outperforming Sebastian Korda's 45.75%.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Ruud has a slight edge with a 45.88% success rate compared to Korda’s 44.64%.
• In the first serve return department, Korda has a minor advantage, winning 23.66% of points versus Ruud's 23.19%.
• Under pressure, Korda saves breakpoints 55.41% of the time, ahead of Ruud, who saves 50.50%.
• In the past year, Ruud has a win rate of 64.29% from 36 wins out of 56 matches, while Korda's win rate is 57.58% from 19 wins out of 33 matches.
• Ruud favors clay courts with a 70% win rate, whereas Korda performs best on grass with a 70% win rate.
• Ruud primarily competes in Masters series matches with a 63.64% win rate, while Korda shines on the Main tour with a 68.75% win rate.
• What can we imply from their direct encounters? Ruud is ahead with a 1-0 record against Korda, winning their only meeting in straight sets.
• The average duration of their head-to-head match was 1:10:59.
• Ruud's opponents have had an average rank of 65.14, compared to Korda's opponents, whose average rank is 66.73.
• In deciding sets, Korda has won 58% of matches over the past year, while Ruud has claimed victory in 53% of deciding sets.

Editorial Prediction (October 17, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the current form and historical performance, Casper Ruud seems to slightly edge Sebastian Korda in second serve points won and returning second serves, which might be crucial for this match.

However, Korda shows resilience under pressure, with superior breakpoint saving stats, which could be pivotal in determining the match outcome.

Though Ruud's overall head-to-head record against Korda, along with better performance on clay surfaces, suggests he might have the upper hand, we cannot dismiss Korda’s strong record in deciding sets and excellent consistency on grass.

Considering their respective strengths and weaknesses coupled with performance trends, Casper Ruud appears to be the marginally favored candidate based on past encounters and his proficiency on clay courts.