Daniil Medvedev vs Robin Haase Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance indicates Daniil Medvedev holds an edge, winning 43.65% of points compared to Robin Haase's 37.50%.
• In return games against second serves, Medvedev also leads, with a 48.58% success rate versus Haase's 45.83%.
• Interestingly, Haase is slightly better on first serve returns, winning 29.41% compared to Medvedev's 25.22%.
• Could this first serve return advantage help Haase? It might, but Medvedev's stronger second serve performance often proves more decisive.
• Under pressure, Medvedev excels in saving breakpoints with a 58.61% success rate, a significant advantage over Haase’s 28.57%.
• Reflecting on overall performance over the past year, Medvedev has a win rate of 64.06%, while Haase has not managed a match victory.
• When analyzing preferred surfaces, Medvedev thrives on Hard courts with a win rate of 59%, compared to Haase’s best rate of 59% on Clay courts.
• Haase has predominantly played in Challengers/ITF arenas, whereas Medvedev competes on the Main tour, winning almost 70% of his matches.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Medvedev leads with 3 wins to Haase's 1 out of their 4 matches.
• Their previous meeting in 2019 saw Medvedev come out on top, hinting at potential momentum going into future clashes.
• When facing top-level opponents, Medvedev has played against much more competitive opposition, indicating a higher competitive edge.
• If the match stretches to a deciding set, history favors Medvedev, who has a 56% win rate compared to Haase’s 0% in such scenarios over the last year.

Editorial Prediction (December 23, 2025, UTC):

Daniil Medvedev and Robin Haase present contrasting strengths going into their next match. Medvedev’s robust second serve and exceptional ability to save breakpoints under pressure heavily influence his favorability. Recent stats highlight Medvedev's dominance, especially in high-pressure scenarios that frequently define match outcomes.

Moreover, Medvedev's solid performance against higher-ranked players and experience on the Main tour distinctly contrast with Haase's difficulties in recent high-level competition, indicating a strategic disadvantage for Haase.

Considering these facets, alongside the historical head-to-head record skewing toward Medvedev and his success in deciding sets, Medvedev is predicted as the more likely winner of the upcoming tennis duel.