Ethan Quinn vs Tallon Griekspoor Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has a slightly better second serve performance? Griekspoor, with 49.53% of second serve points won, compared to Quinn's 48.42%.
• Quinn has the edge in return games, winning 46.52% of second serve return points, in contrast to Griekspoor's 43.24%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Quinn is more effective, securing 25.87% versus Griekspoor's 22.23%.
• Under pressure, Griekspoor excels in saving breakpoints, achieving a 59.84% save rate compared to Quinn's 56.53%.
• Quinn has a higher match win percentage over the last year, at 60.49% compared to Griekspoor's 56.25%.
• Both players have similar strengths on Grass, with Griekspoor slightly ahead at a 65% win rate compared to Quinn's 63%.
• Quinn predominantly competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 58.97% of matches, while Griekspoor plays on the Main tour, with a 61.54% win rate.
• Direct H2H results favor Griekspoor, who won their previous encounter during the French Open on clay.
• In extreme pressure situations like tie-breaks, Quinn won the lone tie-break they played against Griekspoor.
• Griekspoor faced higher-ranked opponents on average, with an average opponent rank of 80.52, compared to Quinn's 185.89.
• In deciding sets over the last 12 months, Quinn comes out ahead, winning 57% compared to Griekspoor's 52% across all matches.
• Quinn has a higher breakpoint conversion rate in recent form, achieving 32.38% whereas Griekspoor managed 26.22%.

Editorial Prediction (June 24, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Quinn and Griekspoor promises to be a tight contest, with both players exhibiting strengths in different areas. Griekspoor shows a slight advantage in second-serve performance and has a superior record in direct head-to-head encounters, having previously defeated Quinn in a marathon five-setter at the French Open.

Quinn, however, demonstrates notable strengths in return games, especially against second serves, and holds a better overall match win percentage over the last year. This makes them a formidable opponent, particularly under pressure scenarios like tie-breaks, where Quinn has also shown composure.

Considering these factors and the context of their previous matches, Griekspoor’s experience against stronger opponents and his higher breakpoint save percentage make him a slight favorite. However, Quinn's better record in deciding sets and return games could tip the balance in their favor if they perform optimally.

Ultimately, Griekspoor appears more likely to clinch the victory, given the head-to-head history and his ability to handle high-pressure situations better. Nevertheless, Quinn poses a significant challenge and could turn the tables with their formidable return game and resolve in tight matches.