Denis Shapovalov vs Arthur Rinderknech Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Shapovalov has shown stronger performance on second serves, winning 45.9% of points compared to Rinderknech's 43.76%. Could Shapovalov's slight edge here influence the match outcome? It often does.
• When it comes to returning opponents' second serves, Shapovalov also holds a slight advantage, with a 44.74% win rate against Rinderknech's 42.59%.
• Both players display similar performance under pressure: Shapovalov saves 52.75% of breakpoints, while Rinderknech is slightly better at 54.17%.
• In terms of overall performance over the last year, Shapovalov has won a higher percentage of matches (60.78%) compared to Rinderknech (40.43%).
• Looking at surface preferences, Shapovalov excels on hard courts with a win rate of 57%, whereas Rinderknech's best surface is indoor hard courts with a 52% win rate.
• Considering the level of competition, Shapovalov has faced a slightly tougher field with opponents averaging a rank of 78.82, versus Rinderknech's average opponent rank of 68.6.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Shapovalov leads Rinderknech with 2 wins to 1. Notably, Shapovalov has triumphed in both deciding-set matches they've played.
• Despite their competitive matches, Rinderknech holds an advantage in tiebreak situations, winning 2 out of 2 tiebreaks against Shapovalov.
• For breakpoint conversion, Shapovalov has been more effective recently, converting 31.45% of opportunities compared to Rinderknech's 20.55%.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Shapovalov seems more reliable, having won 58% of those sets in the past year; Rinderknech has only won 40%.

Editorial Prediction (June 9, 2025, UTC):

Both players bring distinct strengths to the court, but Denis Shapovalov presents several advantages that might tip the scales in his favor for this matchup.

Shapovalov has consistently demonstrated superior performance in key stats such as second serve points and breakpoint conversion. His ability to compete against slightly tougher opponents and a solid win percentage over the past year add to his credentials.

Moreover, in head-to-head battles, Shapovalov has shown resilience, particularly in deciding sets, where he has maintained a strong record against Rinderknech.

Taking these factors into account, Denis Shapovalov is the likely favorite to win this upcoming contest. The statistics align in his favor just enough to predict a potential victory.