Ethan Quinn vs Jordan Thompson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Can Quinn's performance on their second serve be the key factor in this match's prediction? Over the past six months, Quinn has managed a win rate of 46.29% on their second serve, while Thompson edges slightly ahead with a 48.08% success rate. This statistic is known for its strong correlation with predicting match outcomes, offering a glimpse of which player might seize the upper hand.

When examining their return game, Quinn has showcased slightly superior prowess. Quinn has captured 45.71% of second serve return points from opponents, as opposed to Thompson's 42.37%. As for first serve returns, Quinn stands at 24.68% while Thompson follows at 22.62%. These numbers hold significance in forecasting the favorite in their head-to-head duel.

In high-stakes moments, both players have distinguished themselves by saving breakpoints. Quinn has deflected 51.82% of such high-pressure scenarios, while Thompson has been slightly better, thwarting 54.74% of breakpoints. These figures could feed into in-game betting decisions, hinting at which player possesses the composure to survive pressure moments.

Reflecting on their recent matches, Quinn boasts a win rate of 57.14% over the past year with a 44/33 record. Thompson, having played fewer games, showcases similar success rates with a 57.45% win record from a 27/20 tally. Surface performance reveals significant insights: both excel on indoor hard surfaces, with Quinn recording a 61% win rate and Thompson an impressive 65%. Clay has proven more challenging for both, though Thompson's performance remains respectable at 57% compared to Quinn's 42%.

The level at which they've competed could offer further clarity. Quinn predominantly plays in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing victories in 56.86% of matches (29/22), whereas Thompson has a robust presence on the Main tour, winning 63.64% of his matches (14/8). As always, the event level plays a role in handicapping these athletes.

In their previous encounters, only once have Quinn and Thompson faced off. Thompson emerged victorious, seizing two of the three sets contested, with their most recent clash at the Charleston Challenger ending 6-2, 2-6, 6-3 in his favor. Historically, matches between them average a duration of 2 hours, 5 minutes, and 25 seconds, reflecting their closely matched skills.

Thompson seems more adept at converting breakpoints recently, achieving a 35.59% success rate compared to Quinn's 27.27%. This metric can tip the scales when predicting in-game momentum shifts.

Directly addressing the caliber of opponents they've faced, Quinn has competed against players with an average rank of 245.23 over the past year, while Thompson has been up against tougher competition averaging a rank of 73.6. When the match hinges on a deciding set, Thompson's performance shines, winning 67% of these under high-pressure conditions compared to Quinn's 53%.

Factoring in all these statistics and past performances, Thompson exhibits a slight edge in this anticipated clash, poised to clinch victory given his competitive experience and recent form against formidable opponents.