Jan Choinski vs Dmitry Popko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Choinski has a very slight edge in second serve performance, with 46.1% point wins compared to Popko's 46% over the last six months.
• In return games, Popko outperforms Choinski slightly, securing 44.68% of second serve return points to Choinski's 43.69%.
• How do they perform on first serve returns? Popko again shows a marginal advantage, winning 27.11% to Choinski's 26.89%.
• Under pressure, Choinski excels at saving breakpoints with a 58.7% success rate, while Popko saves 51.98%, indicating more resilience from Choinski in crucial moments.
• Comparatively, over the last year, Choinski has a stronger match win rate of 60%, whereas Popko has a win rate of 43.64%.
• Both players have their best surface on clay, with Popko winning 65% and Choinski 63% of matches. Popko notably struggles on grass with a 0% win rate.
• At the Challengers/ITF level, Choinski shows superior form with a 62.07% win rate against Popko's 46.51%.
• Past head-to-head results are evenly split, with each player having won a match. Choinski last defeated Popko on clay in 2022.
• Their matches tend to average around 1 hour and 51 minutes, often requiring a deciding set, where Choinski has a stronger 70% win rate compared to Popko's 38% over the past year.
• Though both have not played tiebreaks against each other, Choinski tends to face higher-ranked opponents on average.
• Popko is slightly more efficient in breaking serve opportunities, converting 31.9% of breakpoints, compared to Choinski's 29.24%.

Editorial Prediction (July 29, 2025, UTC):

As both players step onto the court, their recent performances indicate a well-matched contest. Choinski demonstrates resilience under pressure, often saving more breakpoints than his opponent. This could be a critical factor in pivotal game moments.

Despite both having strengths on clay, where this match takes place, Choinski's ability to clinch deciding sets more frequently positions him as the player with consistent end-game prowess. Popko, however, offers slight advantages in return statistics and break point conversion.

With Choinski showing a better win percentage in matches played over the past year and a stronger track record in deciding sets, he is positioned as the likely victor in this upcoming encounter.