Henri Squire vs Adrian Andreev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

As we approach the upcoming tennis match between Adrian Andreev and his opponent Squire, various statistics offer insights into the likelihood of each player's success. When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Squire has a slight edge with a 50.39% success rate compared to Andreev's 49.68%. This metric aligns closely with accurate match predictions.

The return stats further underscore Squire's slight advantage, as he has secured 49.22% of points on his opponent's second serves, while Andreev has won 48.27%. However, an interesting twist is revealed in first serve return percentages, where Andreev outperforms Squire, achieving a 32.85% success rate against Squire's 26.05%. Such insights may indicate Andreev's potential to capitalize on critical moments.

Analyzing players' performances under pressure, Squire appears more adept at saving breakpoints, boasting a 67.24% save rate in comparison to Andreev's 56.31%. Moving to match win percentages over the last year, Squire maintains an edge with 57.14% compared to Andreev’s 50.79%, showing a clear pattern of overall match dominance.

Both competitors have shown distinct capabilities on different surfaces. Andreev shines on clay with a career win percentage of 61%, while his grass performance remains lackluster. Meanwhile, Squire demonstrates proficiency on indoor hard courts with a 64% career win rate, tempered by a weaker performance on grass.

In terms of career-level engagement, over the last year, Squire has demonstrated superior performance in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing a 61.54% win rate compared to Andreev’s 52.73%. This level of competition could significantly influence the dynamics of this matchup.

The head-to-head history offers valuable perspective: Andreev has prevailed in both previous encounters, winning all four sets contested, including a decisive victory at the Valencia Challenger in late 2023. This recent triumph on clay could suggest Andreev’s mental and tactical readiness to repeat his success against Squire.

Furthermore, Andreev has shown proficiency in converting breakpoint opportunities, a crucial determinant in match momentum, with a 45.18% conversion rate. In contrast, Squire’s breakpoint conversion over recent months remains at 32.08%, potentially limiting his opportunities to close out games.

Squire may face additional challenges given that they've encountered higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 259.47, compared to Andreev's experience against players ranked around 288.02. However, though Squire demonstrated lesser effectiveness in deciding sets against all players, winning only 41%, Andreev's 53% win rate in such scenarios underscores his resilience and strategic prowess.

Taking all factors into account, including current form, surface proficiency, and head-to-head track record, the statistics suggest Andreev carries a more favorable projection to secure victory in this upcoming matchup.