Clement Chidekh vs John Echeverria Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the last six months, Echeverria has won 43.33% of points, slightly below Chidekh's 43.82%.
• Considering return game statistics, Chidekh has excelled, capturing 47.5% of points on opponents' second serves, while Echeverria managed 43.48% during the same period.
• In first serve returns, Echeverria holds a slight edge with 30.59% compared to Chidekh’s 28.77%.
• Why is saving breakpoints crucial? Chidekh has shown superiority, saving 54.14% of breakpoints faced, ahead of Echeverria's 45.6%.
• When analyzing overall match performance over the past year, Echeverria won 60% of matches, whereas Chidekh achieved a slightly higher success rate of 63.86%.
• Both players prefer hard courts, but Chidekh has a better record, winning 72% of matches compared to Echeverria's 64%.
• In terms of match experience and success at lower-level tournaments, Chidekh has a higher win rate of 75.56% compared to Echeverria's 60%.
• Head-to-head, each player has won one match against the other. However, Chidekh secured the most recent victory in a hard-court contest.
• Match durations between them average around 2 hours and 48 minutes, indicating tightly contested encounters.
• Under extreme pressure situations like tiebreaks or deciding sets, both have shown similar capabilities.
• In matches stretching to a deciding set, Chidekh has won 36%, marginally better than Echeverria's 35%.
• In recent play, Echeverria has shown stronger breakpoint conversion skills, converting 36.11% of opportunities, as opposed to Chidekh's 31.97%.
• Opponent quality, in terms of average ranking, is slightly higher for Echeverria, facing players ranked at 374.62, compared to Chidekh’s 392.19.

Editorial Prediction (July 11, 2025, UTC):

Both players display adept skills on hard surfaces, which is notable as they prepare to face each other once again.

In recent months, Chidekh’s superior break-point saving ability and higher success in competitive ITF tournaments suggest a potential edge.

Echeverria’s sharper breakpoint conversion rate poses a tactic that could challenge Chidekh, especially in closely contested scenarios.

While the head-to-head record is evenly matched, the recent victory by Chidekh indicates stronger current form. Considering all stats and trends, Chidekh has a slight advantage and is marginally favored to win the upcoming match.