Keshav Chopra vs Benjamin Pietri Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Keshav Chopra has a slightly superior second serve performance, winning 46.24% of points compared to Benjamin Pietri's 43.71%. Does this give him an edge? It suggests a potential advantage.
• In terms of returning the opponent's second serve, both players perform similarly, with Keshav winning 44.87% and Benjamin winning 44.65% of these points.
• When looking at first serve returns, Keshav wins 29.19% of points, marginally higher than Benjamin's 28.15%.
• Under pressure, Chopra demonstrates better resilience, saving 56.49% of breakpoints compared to Pietri's 46.43%.
• Pietri exhibits a stronger performance overall with a 68.97% win rate over the last year, outpacing Chopra's 55.17%.
• Keshav thrives on clay, winning 57% of his matches, while Pietri prefers hard surfaces, with a 57% win rate there.
• Pietri has consistently faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 61.84, while Chopra's average opponent rank stands at 285.84.
• Despite Keshav's better conversion rate of breakpoint opportunities at 37.36% compared to Pietri’s 33.16%, Pietri leads their head-to-head, having won their only previous encounter.
• Deciding set performance slightly favors Chopra, who wins 60% of such scenarios, just ahead of Pietri's 57% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

Keshav Chopra shows strengths in second serve points and breakpoint resilience, signaling his potential to capitalize during critical game moments. His proficiency in clay conditions may not play a role in this matchup, though.

Benjamin Pietri has demonstrated solid overall performance and consistency against higher-ranked players, signaling his ability to meet tougher challenges head-on. His past victory over Chopra on hard courts serves as a psychological and tactical advantage.

Taking into account both recent form and head-to-head statistics, Benjamin Pietri appears likely to have the upper hand in their upcoming match, especially given his past experience and overall performance against tougher competition.