Denys Klok vs Sean Cuenin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months reveals that Klok has claimed 43.23% of points on their second serve, marginally outperforming Cuenin's 41.14%. This statistic bears a strong correlation with match prediction accuracy, often indicating the potential favorite.

When considering recent return game statistics, Klok has captured 45.13% of their opponent's second serve points, whereas Cuenin shows a slightly superior performance with 46.52%. For first serve returns, Cuenin leads with 29.95% compared to Klok's 26.29%, a noteworthy factor in favoring one player over the other in head-to-head matches.

Under pressure, Cuenin has shown resilience, saving 50.85% of breakpoints, while Klok has managed 44.76%. This metric can be crucial for those interested in in-game betting predictions, highlighting players' abilities to withstand high-stress situations.

Over the past year, Klok's match win percentage stands at 45.95% (W/L 17/20), whereas Cuenin boasts a significantly higher win rate of 79.31% (W/L 46/12), offering an overarching perspective of their recent performance. Furthermore, surface preferences indicate that Klok excels on clay with a career win percentage of 57%, while Cuenin finds his forte on hard courts with a 66% victory rate.

Both players have primarily engaged in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, yet Cuenin shows a dominance with a 79.31% win rate (W/L 46/12) compared to Klok’s 47.22% (W/L 17/19). This distinction in performance levels could be pivotal in deciding the outcome of the upcoming match.

In their direct head-to-head encounters, each player has secured one victory, with six sets evenly split between them. Their most recent clash saw Cuenin triumphing in a grueling quarterfinal at the M 15 Shymkent in April 2025, winning 7-6(3), 5-7, 6-3, indicating his ability to handle pressure in deciding moments.

Performance in extreme pressure situations, such as tiebreaks and deciding sets, leans towards Cuenin. He has won both the tiebreak and the only deciding set they've contested, factors that might predict favorability towards him should the match extend to such high-stress scenarios.

Against ranked opponents, Klok has faced, on average, higher-ranked players with a rank of 46.24, whereas Cuenin's opponents averaged a rank of 233.71, suggesting variance in the level of competition each player has encountered. Additionally, Cuenin demonstrates superior form in deciding sets, winning 58% of them over the past year, compared to Klok's 44% success rate.

Recent breakpoint conversion rates further depict Cuenin's edge, converting 39.19% of opportunities versus Klok’s 36.54%, a meaningful statistic for determining who might capitalize on critical moments. Combining all these factors, the prediction tilts towards Cuenin as the likely victor in their upcoming match.