Jeremy Gschwendtner vs Kirill Kivattsev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance influence match outcomes? Jeremy Gschwendtner has recently won 42.73% of points on his second serve, while Kirill Kivattsev has a slightly better record at 47.37%, suggesting a potential edge for Kirill in this aspect.
• In terms of returning the opponent's second serve, Jeremy has an advantage, winning 46.94% of these points compared to Kirill's 44.75%.
• For first serve returns, Jeremy leads again, scoring 30.95% compared to Kirill's 26.47%, indicating Jeremy's stronger ability to return serves effectively.
• When facing breakpoints, Jeremy has a slight advantage, saving 55.24% compared to Kirill's 54.35%.
• What about recent match success? Kirill Kivattsev has a marginally better win rate over the last year, at 58.33%, compared to Jeremy's 55.56%.
• Surface preferences can sway match outcomes. Jeremy thrives on clay with a 57% win rate, while Kirill's best performance is on grass, also at 57%.
• Analyzing the level of play, Kirill has a 61.29% win rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, edging out Jeremy's 56.60% in similar events.
• However, Jeremy has faced tougher competition with an opponent average rank of 274.59, as opposed to Kirill's 424.36.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Jeremy's strong record, winning 80% of deciding sets, gives him a clear advantage over Kirill's 37%.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the players’ recent performances reveals essential insights into who might have the upper hand in this match. Kirill Kivattsev demonstrates stronger second serve performance and overall match success in the past year, indicative of consistency and resilience.

Nevertheless, Jeremy Gschwendtner excels in returning serves and has a robust track record in deciding sets, crucial factors that often determine the outcome in closely contested matches. Furthermore, Jeremy's experience against notably higher-ranked opponents suggests a tested resilience under pressure.

Although Kirill’s agility on grass and his comparable performance at similar tournament levels suggest competitiveness, Jeremy's superior stats in pressure scenarios, supported by his experience against higher caliber opposition, make him the probable victor in the upcoming match.