Martin Borisiouk vs Peter Bertran Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players compare in second serve performance? Peter Bertran slightly outperforms Martin Borisiouk, winning 44.85% of his points compared to Borisiouk's 43.11% in recent months.
• When it comes to returning their opponents' second serves, Borisiouk has the upper hand, securing 47.54% of points, while Bertran wins 45.78% of these points.
• For first serve return points, Bertran leads with 27.61% compared to Borisiouk's 25.25%.
• Under high-pressure situations, checking their breakpoint-saving ability reveals a marginal difference: Borisiouk has a 52.55% success rate and Bertran has 52.15%.
• Looking at the winning percentages over the past year, Borisiouk has achieved 66.67% success, whereas Bertran stands at 59.18%.
• Which surfaces do the players excel at? Both players have a 64% win rate on their best surfaces, with Borisiouk favoring Indoor Hard and Bertran dominant on Hard surfaces. Bertran struggles more on Indoor Hard, with only a 25% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Borisiouk having a slightly better win rate at 70.59% as opposed to Bertran's 63.64%.
• In terms of opponent quality over the last year, Borisiouk's opponents have an average rank of 314.25, tougher compared to Bertran's 418.1.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Bertran shows a higher success rate, winning 70% of such sets compared to Borisiouk's 50%.
• Considering these factors, as well as player form and performance at current events, will help predict the favorite for this match.

Editorial Prediction (October 3, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the detailed statistics and trends between Martin Borisiouk and Peter Bertran, their second serve performance provides a slight edge for Bertran. However, Borisiouk counters this advantage with a stronger return game on second serves.

Under pressure, both players save breakpoints with almost equal efficacy, indicating a potentially competitive match. While Borisiouk demonstrates a slightly better annual win percentage and has faced tougher opponents on average, Bertran showcases superior performance in deciding sets and a higher proficiency on hard surfaces.

Factoring in these elements alongside current event form and surface compatibility, Peter Bertran's superior first serve return and stellar record in deciding sets may offer him the necessary advantage. Therefore, Peter Bertran is slightly favored to win this upcoming tennis match based on the compiled facts.