Erik Arutiunian vs Maik Steiner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On second serve performance in the recent half year, Erik Arutiunian has the edge, winning 47.66% of points, compared to Maik Steiner's 42.79%. How significant is this edge? It often correlates strongly with match predictions.
• In terms of return games, Maik Steiner performs better, winning 46.26% of opponents' second serve points, surpassing Erik Arutiunian's 42.39%. Can this impact match outcomes? Yes, it often indicates a defensive advantage.
• For first serve returns, Steiner again outperforms with 29.67% success, while Arutiunian manages 20.13%. Could this hint at a stronger return game overall for Steiner? Most likely.
• Both players are similarly adept under pressure, with Arutiunian saving 54.55% of breakpoints and Steiner saving 54.07%.
• Erik Arutiunian boasts a higher match win rate over the past year at 65.28%, opposed to Maik Steiner's 41.30%. What does this mean? Arutiunian has been more consistent in securing wins.
• On different surfaces, Arutiunian's best is indoor hard courts (64%), while this is Steiner's weakest surface (50%). Does this favor Arutiunian? Absolutely, especially if the match is on this surface.
• In tournaments, Arutiunian enjoys greater success at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level with a 69.09% win rate, compared to Steiner's 43.24%.
• Arutiunian has faced tougher opponents, with their average ranking at 433.19, compared to Steiner's 473.17. Does this experience edge matter? Yes, facing tougher competition can heighten a player's competitive edge.
• When a match extends into a deciding set, Arutiunian again has the advantage, winning 58% of these sets over Steiner's 47%.
• The importance of assessing event-specific performance is noted, as it can influence who is favored in an ongoing tournament.

Editorial Prediction (November 7, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming matchup, several key statistics provide insights into the potential victor. Erik Arutiunian emerges as the stronger candidate when examining recent second serve performance and overall match win rate. This appears to provide a solid foundation for predicting his success.

Despite Maik Steiner's stronger return game stats, Arutiunian's improved track record against more challenging competitors and his ability to secure deciding sets could be pivotal. Furthermore, his superior performance on indoor hard courts, where Steiner is weaker, could provide a tactical advantage.

Combining these elements, including Arutiunian's capacity to perform well amid pressure, suggests a likely victory in his favor. Ultimately, all evidence points towards Erik Arutiunian clinching this match based on current form and historical data.