Patrick Kypson vs Samir Banerjee Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare? Patrick Kypson's recent performance shows he wins 45.79% of points on his second serve, slightly ahead of Samir Banerjee's 42.71%.
• Examining return game stats, Samir Banerjee leads in recent form by winning 46.60% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Patrick Kypson's 43.39%.
• Who has the edge in first serve returns? Samir Banerjee prevails again, capturing 26.33% of first serve returns against Patrick Kypson's 23.35%.
• When dealing with pressure, Samir Banerjee has saved more breakpoints recently, with a rate of 58.39% over Patrick Kypson's 53.33%.
• What's their overall win rate in the past year? Samir Banerjee shows a 77.5% win rate, surpassing Patrick Kypson's 68.42%.
• In terms of their best surface performance, Patrick Kypson excels on clay with a 69% win rate, while Samir Banerjee's strength lies on indoor hard courts with an identical 69% win rate.
• Examining the competitive level, Patrick Kypson mainly competes at Challengers/ITF > $10K events with a 72.55% win record, whereas Samir Banerjee focuses on ITF Futures/Satellites at an 80% win rate.
• Patrick Kypson's opponents hold an average rank of 305.32, tougher compared to Samir Banerjee's 380.32 opponent rank, which could suggest Patrick's matches are more challenging.
• If the match stretches into a deciding set, Samir Banerjee holds a slight edge, winning 69% versus Patrick Kypson’s 67% across all tour matches.
• For current event stats, consider each player's current form in the event for an accurate prediction.

Editorial Prediction (October 15, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match showcases two players with distinct strengths. Patrick Kypson's solid second serve performance could offer a slight advantage when it comes to maintaining his service games, but Samir Banerjee's superior return game might equalize this advantage by breaking Kypson's serve more efficiently.

Samir Banerjee’s ability to save breakpoints under pressure, along with his higher overall win rate over the past year, suggests he has been more consistent in matches, possibly due to competing in slightly lower-tier events compared to Kypson. However, the caliber of opponent Patrick has faced could have contributed to his stronger competitive experience.

The crucial factor may well be surface adaptability and current form within the event. With Patrick Kypson favoring clay and Samir Banerjee excelling on indoor hard courts, the playing surface at this event could significantly impact the outcome, provided the current event stats reflect their recent adaptability.

In a neck-and-neck contest, Samir Banerjee’s consistent performance metrics and superior breakpoint resilience make him slightly more favorable for this encounter.