Hugo Grenier vs Dmitry Popko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Over the past six months, Dmitry Popko and Hugo Grenier have displayed distinct performance statistics that may foreshadow the outcome of their upcoming tennis match. Popko has demonstrated a slight edge in second serve success, winning 47.53% of points compared to Grenier's 46.94%. However, Grenier holds a formidable advantage in return games, claiming 47.2% of points from opponents' second serves, whereas Popko has secured 45.84%. When it comes to returning first serves, Popko edges ahead with a 25.2% win rate, as opposed to Grenier's 23.09%. These disparities could prove critical for match predictions and selecting a favorite.

Analyzing their performance under pressure, Grenier has excelled with a 57.33% breakpoint save rate, surpassing Popko's 52.26%. Such stats are invaluable for in-game betting predictions, especially if the match remains closely contested. Examining their performance overview throughout the past year, Grenier has a more favorable win percentage, having won 54.17% of his matches, compared to Popko's 47.89%. This difference is further reflected in their direct head-to-head record, with Grenier winning both previous encounters, including their last meeting at the Poznan Challenger in May 2022.

In terms of career surface preferences, Popko boasts a 65% win record on clay, yet he struggles on grass with no wins. Conversely, Grenier achieves his best results on hard courts with a 66% win rate, while clay poses a challenge at 42%. Their most common match settings include Challengers and ITF tournaments, with Grenier slightly outperforming Popko, winning 53.06% of his matches at this level versus Popko's 50.82% success rate.

The quality of opponents they have faced in the past year also distinguishes them, as Grenier has competed against higher-ranked players with an average rank of 226.71, while Popko's opponents averaged 268.24. In deciding set situations over the past year, Grenier holds a 58% win rate compared to Popko's 42%, showcasing Grenier's resilience in pressure scenarios. This proficiency extends to their head-to-head tiebreaks, with Grenier winning their only tiebreak encounter.

When considering their breakpoint conversion in recent form, Popko has outperformed Grenier, converting 37.1% of his opportunities compared to Grenier's 28.03%, an aspect to watch closely in live betting. Given these comprehensive statistics, Hugo Grenier appears to have a statistical advantage heading into this match and is favored to win against Dmitry Popko.