Daniel Evans vs Mees Rottgering Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Rottgering wins 43.8% of second serve points, while Evans wins slightly more at 44.58%.
• Rottgering has an edge in returning second serves, capturing 47.72% of points, whereas Evans secures 45.61%.
• For first serve return points, both players are nearly identical with Rottgering at 28.24% and Evans at 28.23%.
• Under pressure, Rottgering saves 51.74% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Evans who saves 50.24%.
• In the past year, Rottgering has a higher match win rate at 55.81% compared to Evans' 45.83%.
• What surface does Rottgering perform best on? It’s grass, with a 100% win rate, though based on a single match.
• Evans excels on indoor hard courts, boasting a 62% win rate there, but struggles on clay with just 46%.
• Rottgering has been successful in lower-tier events, winning 60.61% at Futures level, while Evans competes frequently in Challengers, winning 45.83%.
• Considering average opponent rankings, Evans faces tougher competition with an average rank of 191.23, compared to Rottgering's 306.77.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Evans has an advantage with a 50% win rate versus Rottgering's 29%.
• Rottgering edges slightly out in converting break points recently with 38.24%, as opposed to Evans’ 37.4% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 9, 2025, UTC):

Upon reviewing the recent performance statistics for both players, certain patterns emerge that could lead to a more informed prediction for their upcoming match.

Rottgering shows a slight advantage in return game performance, particularly in second serve points. This could play a vital role in disrupting Evans' serve game. Additionally, Rottgering has shown greater resilience under pressure with a higher percentage of breakpoints saved and a slightly better breakpoint conversion rate.

Conversely, Evans has faced stronger competition, which may have honed their skills against tougher opponents, and has a proven track record in deciding sets. This experience could prove crucial in tightly contested situations.

Based on these insights, while Rottgering demonstrates solid statistical advantages in several areas, Evans' experience against higher-ranked players and their strength in crucial moments like deciding sets might give them an edge. Therefore, Evans is more likely to win this upcoming match.