Jurij Rodionov vs Robin Bertrand Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the recent form, Rodionov has demonstrated stronger second serve performance, winning 44.4% of points, compared to Bertrand's 40.34%.
• Surprisingly, Bertrand slightly edges out Rodionov in returning their opponent's second serves, securing 47.86% of points versus Rodionov’s 46.54%.
• How do they fare against first serves? Bertrand has a significant advantage in first serve return game, winning 30.4% of points against Rodionov’s 25.53%.
• Under pressure, Rodionov has saved more breakpoints (52.82%) than Bertrand (49.17%), pointing towards better resilience in critical moments.
• Over the past year, Rodionov has won 58.9% of matches, slightly outpacing Bertrand’s 56.82% win rate, indicating a marginally better overall performance.
• Surface performance differs, with Rodionov excelling on indoor hard courts (63% win rate) while Bertrand performs best on hard courts (65% win rate).
• Considering the competition level, Bertrand has a higher win rate of 70.21% in lower-level futures and ITF tournaments, but Rodionov has effectively competed in higher-tier Challengers.
• In their lone head-to-head encounter, Rodionov emerged victorious, winning both sets convincingly, demonstrating past superiority.
• Opponent quality also favors Rodionov, who has faced higher-ranked opponents, with an average rank of 230.05, compared to Bertrand's average of 333.42.
• In deciding sets, Rodionov is more reliable, winning 67% of these situations in the past year, compared to Bertrand's 57%.
• Break point conversion rates slightly favor Bertrand, who converts 39.06% of opportunities, whereas Rodionov converts 35.89%.

Editorial Prediction (September 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance statistics, Rodionov demonstrates a notable advantage in second serve points and break point saves. His ability to compete against higher-ranked opponents and his past head-to-head victory over Bertrand further strengthens his position.

Conversely, Bertrand shows better first serve return skills and higher break point conversion rates, which can potentially challenge Rodionov. However, his lower-level competitive background may not suffice against Rodionov’s experience in tougher tournaments.

Given Rodionov’s overall stronger stats, previous head-to-head success, and experience at a higher competitive level, he is favored to win this upcoming match against Bertrand.