Dimitris Sakellaridis vs Timothee Andriveau Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent performances, Andriveau has a slight edge on second serve points with 47.89% compared to Sakellaridis's 42.92%.
• When it comes to return games, Sakellaridis has shown stronger performance, winning 47.72% of opponents' second serve points and surpassing Andriveau's 45%.
• Is there an advantage in first serve returns? Yes, Sakellaridis leads with a success rate of 33.58%, significantly higher than Andriveau's 27.53%.
• Under pressure, such as facing breakpoints, Sakellaridis has saved 53.15% compared to Andriveau's 50.82%.
• Over the last year, Sakellaridis has a higher match win percentage at 63.19%, while Andriveau has a win ratio of 44.44%.
• Looking at surface preference, Sakellaridis performs best on hard courts with a 56% win rate, in contrast to Andriveau's best win percentage of 57% on indoor hard courts.
• Both players mostly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Sakellaridis holding a better win percentage than Andriveau.
• Their direct head-to-head matchup favors Sakellaridis, who has won their only previous encounter.
• Sakellaridis has been more successful in deciding set performances, winning 53% of such scenarios compared to 33% by Andriveau.
• Is there a difference in break point conversion? Yes, Sakellaridis edges out Andriveau by converting 40.42% of his opportunities, slightly ahead of Andriveau's 39.29%.
• Sakellaridis has competed against slightly lower-ranked opponents on average than Andriveau within the last year.

Editorial Prediction (September 10, 2025, UTC):

In assessing the upcoming match between Sakellaridis and Andriveau, several factors favor Sakellaridis. Although Andriveau demonstrates marginal superiority in second serve performance, Sakellaridis excels in return games, particularly when receiving first serves. This could play a critical role in neutralizing Andriveau's serve-based advantage.

Sakellaridis also displays resilience under pressure, with a higher breakpoint save percentage. Further contributing to Sakellaridis's edge is a stronger overall match win rate over the past year and a history of winning their sole previous encounter against Andriveau.

While both players perform at similar levels on ITF circuits, Sakellaridis's proficiency in deciding sets and efficient breakpoint conversion boost his prospects. Given these factors, Sakellaridis appears to have the upper hand going into this match and is predicted to emerge victorious.