Gael Monfils vs Andrey Rublev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the art of the second serve, Rublev, in recent times, has been giving it a go with a success rate of 46.33%, while Monfils is sliding just ahead, claiming 50.97% of those precious points. This number often doubles up as a crystal ball, offering clues about who might hoist the winner's trophy. Meanwhile, Rublev has been putting a bit of oomph in his returns, snatching 42.61% of his opponent's second serve points. Not one to be outdone, Monfils is returning to the tune of 45.31% in that department. And let's not forget the first serve returns where Rublev's 24.8% trumps Monfils' slightly underwhelming 20.82%. Oh, the suspense!

Under the beaming spotlight of match pressure, the two players save break points at a rate that might make accountants jealous; Rublev rescues 58.01%, while Monfils is hot on his heels at 58.39%. Looking at their match triumphs over the past year, Rublev has chalked up a decent 59.09% win rate (39 wins, 27 losses), doing his best impression of consistency, while Monfils has been crossing finish lines more often with a 64.44% win rate (29 wins, 16 losses). This backdrop sets up an interesting encounter indeed!

Talking of surface preferences, Rublev pretty much loves hard court, where he's got a winning percentage of 66% (a darling of 196 wins, 102 losses), while Monfils dances on indoor hard courts with a 69% success rate (with joyous wins of 155, and 69 losses). As for their rendezvous in the big leagues, Rublev’s been rubbing shoulders mostly at the Main Tour, securing 62.5% of victories, compared to Monfils, who’s been making waves in the Masters series, clinching 63.16% of his matches. Pretty fancy, huh?

Oh, and they've crossed paths four times, with Rublev pocketing the win thrice and Monfils chuckling with one victory to his name. Historically, Rublev seems to have the upper hand winning seven sets to Monfils’ three. Their tussle in Monte Carlo ended with Rublev happily waving the winner's baton. And let’s not sugarcoat it; their past playoff durations average out to be about 1 hour, 43 minutes, and 14 seconds of nail-biting action! Extra spice? They've tangoed through three tiebreaks, and each time Rublev's been the confident winner.

When sizing up the competition, Rublev’s been dancing with adversaries ranked around 54, while Monfils waltzed around those ranked at 79. If we stumble into a deciding set, Monfils holds a compelling 75% success rate, leaving Rublev slightly behind at 52%. That’s something to consider if you're the live betting kind. And if that weren’t enough, Monfils boasts about converting 31.19% of his breakpoints, subtly outperforming Rublev's 26.02%. All impressive stats pondered, our crystal ball humorously predicts Monfils as the potential victor, provided he dodges the tie-break tango in this clash of the tennis titans!