Igor Ribeiro Marcondes vs Pavlos Tsitsipas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance indicates that Tsitsipas has a slight edge, winning 49.01% of these points compared to Marcondes' 46.27%. Does this make Tsitsipas the better server? Marginally, yes.
• In terms of returning games, Tsitsipas shows a stronger form with a win rate of 45.35% on opponents' second serves, whereas Marcondes has a 42.21% win rate. This suggests Tsitsipas may have a better chance in return games.
• When considering the first serve return stats, Marcondes has a slight advantage, winning 28.02% compared to Tsitsipas' 26.12%. This could give Marcondes a slight edge in breaking serve.
• Under pressure, Tsitsipas has saved 56% of breakpoints, outperforming Marcondes who has a 53.31% save rate. Is Tsitsipas more composed under pressure? Likely so.
• Looking at overall performance over the last year, Marcondes seems dominant with a 76.6% win rate, outpacing Tsitsipas' 37.1% win record. This may suggest Marcondes enters with superior confidence.
• Marcondes prefers Hard courts, boasting a 64% win rate, while Tsitsipas performs best on Clay with a 45% win rate. This neutralizes if the match is on an inferior surface for either.
• In terms of match level, Marcondes and Tsitsipas have competed predominantly at similar levels, though Marcondes achieves a higher win percentage at these levels.
• Facing opponents somewhat equivalent in ranking, Tsitsipas has had slightly tougher competition, with an average rank of 336.76 compared to Marcondes' 352.21.
• Marcondes wins 60% of deciding sets, surpassing Tsitsipas who wins 50%. Could this imply Marcondes is likelier to clinch a tight match? Potentially, yes.
• Break point conversion rates are nearly identical, with Marcondes at 32.28% and Tsitsipas at 31.88%, signifying parity in crucial-point performance.

Editorial Prediction (September 17, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance, Tsitsipas shows a slight edge in second serve success and return stats, positioning him well in point-by-point battles.

However, Marcondes displays significant superiority in overall match wins and deciding set statistics, indicating a potential advantage in long matches.

While Tsitsipas performs better under pressure, Marcondes' consistent win record over the past year suggests a sustained level of high performance.

Factoring in these elements, Marcondes emerges as the likely favorite to win this match, unless specific surface conditions significantly favor Tsitsipas.