Kyle Edmund vs Tom Hands Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Hands' recent second serve points win rate is 36.87%, compared to Edmund's 45.99%. Is Edmund's advantage in second serve performance significant? Yes, it gives Edmund a competitive edge.
• When returning second serves, Hands has claimed 44.44% of points, while Edmund has managed 46.21%. This slight difference suggests Edmund may be slightly better at exploiting second-serve weaknesses.
• In first serve return points, Hands has a success rate of 25.55%, and Edmund is close with 25.61%. Thus, both players show similar strength here.
• How do they perform under pressure? Hands has rescued 50% of breakpoints against, slightly surpassing Edmund's 40%, indicating mental fortitude for Hands in critical moments.
• Over the past year, Hands has a match win rate of 62.5% compared to Edmund’s 57.78%. Therefore, Hands has demonstrated more consistency overall.
• Surface preferences highlight Hands as strongest on Grass (63%), whereas Edmund excels on Indoor hard courts (69%). Neither player shines on Grass, indicating surface neutrality in predictions.
• Level of play shows Hands competing mostly at Futures/Satellites with a 61.9% win rate, whereas Edmund participates in higher-tier Challenger events, winning 65.38%. Edmund's experience at a higher level may be advantageous.
• In terms of opponent quality, Hands has faced opponents averaging a rank of 206.83, compared to Edmund's 436.78. Hands' experience against tougher opponents might be beneficial.
• For deciding sets, Hands has a 60% win rate, contrasting with Edmund's 40%. This signifies Hands could maintain composure in a tightly contested match.
• In converting break points, Hands achieves a 23.33% rate versus Edmund’s superior 32.14%, suggesting Edmund may capitalize more on critical opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performances, Edmund demonstrates clear superiority in second serve points and breakpoint conversion, giving him notable match advantages. Although Hands shows resilience in saving breakpoints and winning deciding sets, these may not fully neutralize Edmund's statistical edge.

While Hands benefits from experience against higher-ranked opponents and fewer deciding set losses, these aspects might not suffice if Edmund leverages his service strengths and strategic breakpoint plays effectively.

Considering these factors, Edmund is likely the more promising contender in this specific matchup, favoring him to secure victory against Hands in their upcoming encounter.