Kyrian Jacquet vs Jan Choinski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Jan Choinski has demonstrated strong second serve performance, winning 46.48% of such points, compared to Kyrian Jacquet’s 43.09%. How important could this be? Quite significant, as it's highly predictive of match outcomes.
• When it comes to returning second serves, Kyrian Jacquet edges out with 47.29% success over Jan Choinski's 43.56%. Which player has the advantage in first serve returns? Jan Choinski takes the advantage here with 27.34% over Jacquet's 24.57%.
• Under pressure, Jacquet has a slight edge by saving 57.19% of breakpoints, marginally outperforming Choinski who saves 55.56%.
• In the past year, both players have nearly identical match win percentages with Choinski at 60.32% and Jacquet at 59.65%.
• Surface specialization is different for each: Choinski excels on Clay with a 63% win rate, whereas Jacquet is more successful on Hard courts, also with a 63% win rate.
• Both players compete mainly in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Choinski having a slightly higher win percentage of 64.41% compared to Jacquet's 63.64%.
• The quality of opponents faced is comparable, with Choinski's adversaries averaging a rank of 239.16 and Jacquet's 241.65.
• If this match progresses to a deciding set, Choinski holds a significant advantage, having won 82% of such sets in the past year, while Jacquet has won just 40%.
• Current tournament performance can further influence outcomes, so examining match play thus far in the event could provide deeper insights.

Editorial Prediction (November 2, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Jan Choinski and Kyrian Jacquet promises to be a closely contested battle, given their recent performance statistics. Choinski's stronger second serve performance provides a notable advantage in dictating play.

Kyrian Jacquet's proficiency in returning second serves could challenge Choinski's serving advantage, although Jan Choinski's superior first serve return stats might help him regain momentum in service games.

Jacquet's ability to save breakpoints is slightly more effective, suggesting a slight edge when under pressure. However, Choinski's impressive deciding set record cannot be overlooked, offering him a distinct psychological advantage if the match extends to the final moments.

Taking into consideration both their form over the past year and performance under pressure, Jan Choinski appears to have a slight edge heading into this matchup, and is predicted to secure victory in this encounter.