Jannik Sinner vs Andrey Rublev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve stats indicate Rublev has a slight edge, winning 45.6% of points compared to Sinner's 41.7%.
• In terms of recent return game effectiveness, Rublev also slightly outperforms Sinner, particularly on his opponent's second serve with Rublev winning 43.83% of these points versus Sinner's 38.24%.
• Under pressure, Rublev seems more resilient, saving 59.83% of breakpoints compared to Sinner's 53.29%.
• Looking at overall performance, Sinner has a remarkable win rate over the last year, winning 91.8% of his matches, dwarfing Rublev's 56.25% victory rate.
• Comparatively, Sinner's more favorable surface is indoor hard courts with an 80% win rate, while Rublev excels on outdoor hard courts with a 66% win rate.
• Sinner has demonstrated superior performance in Grand Slam matches, winning 91.67% while Rublev has focused more on main tour events, winning 64.86%.
• From their direct head-to-head encounters, Sinner leads with 6 wins out of 9 matches, with 15 set wins compared to Rublev's 7.
• How do they perform in high-pressure situations? In tiebreaks recorded against each other, Sinner has won all three.
• When the match goes to a deciding set, Sinner is more likely to clinch the win, having a 69% success rate over the last year compared to Rublev’s 45%.
• Sinner’s matches have generally been against higher-ranked opponents, suggesting tougher competition.
• Rublev has a slight advantage in break point conversion, outperforming Sinner with a 29.86% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 2, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance patterns, Rublev has shown marginally better second serve statistics and return effectiveness. However, Sinner's dominance in overall performance, striking win rate, and proven success in direct encounters against Rublev give him a significant edge.

Sinner demonstrates exceptional resilience in crucial match moments, notably winning a higher percentage of deciding sets and dominating tiebreaks against Rublev.

Factoring in Sinner's consistency against higher-ranked opponents and his strong record on indoor hard courts, he appears better equipped to secure victory in this upcoming match. While Rublev's strengths are not to be discounted, Sinner's overall superior statistics make him a favorable pick to win.

Based on these insights, Jannik Sinner is most likely to win the upcoming match.