John Echeverria vs Chirag Duhan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Duhan has shown superior second serve performance, securing 45.92% of points compared to Echeverria's 40.15%. Could this give Duhan a competitive edge?
• Echeverria outperforms on first serve returns, with a 31.84% success rate, surpassing Duhan's 25.33%. Could this be crucial in breaking Duhan's serve?
• Under pressure, Duhan has an advantage, saving 55.46% of breakpoints, while Echeverria saves 51.09%.
• Over the past year, both players hold identical match winning percentages of 54.35% (W/L 25/21).
• On hard courts, Echeverria excels with a 63% win rate, while Duhan has a 56% win rate. Does this make Echeverria favored on such surfaces?
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Echeverria edges out Duhan slightly with a 57.5% win rate compared to 55.81%.
• Echeverria has faced opponents with an average rank of 428.54, whereas Duhan's opponents have been stronger, averaging a rank of 337.72. Could this indicate Duhan's experience at higher levels?
• In deciding sets, Duhan shows impressive resilience, winning 77% of them compared to Echeverria's 21% over the last year.
• Echeverria has a better breakpoint conversion rate at 33.64%, whilst Duhan's stands at 30.43%, potentially tipping the scales in tight moments.

Editorial Prediction (September 16, 2025, UTC):

With both players holding identical win percentages over the past year, the upcoming match between Echeverria and Duhan promises to be tightly contested.

Echeverria's proficiency on hard courts and his superior breakpoint conversion rate suggest he could capitalize on crucial moments. However, Duhan's better performance in deciding sets and his encounter with higher ranked opponents may offer him the mental toughness necessary for victory.

Given the second serve efficiency and the ability to withstand pressure, Duhan is narrowly favored to win this match. His record in tight matches and experience against higher-caliber opponents provide him with a slight, yet potentially decisive, advantage.