Pepijn Bastiaansen vs Andrei Cuceu Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Cuceu has secured 35.24% of points on their second serve, whereas Bastiaansen has achieved 42.42%. What does this indicate? Bastiaansen has a more reliable second serve performance.
• Regarding recent return game stats, Cuceu has won 44.59% of their opponent's second serve points, and Bastiaansen 45.14%. Interestingly, the first serve return rates are 23.81% for Cuceu and 27.37% for Bastiaansen, suggesting a slight edge for Bastiaansen in return games.
• Under pressure, Cuceu has saved 54.17% of breakpoints compared to 48.72% for Bastiaansen. Could Cuceu's breakpoint resilience provide an edge in crucial moments?
• Performance over the past year shows Cuceu winning 38.1% of their matches, while Bastiaansen has a much stronger performance, winning 64.52% of matches.
• Analyzing surface preferences, Cuceu has a win rate of 35% on Hard courts, similar to their performance on Clay. Bastiaansen, however, excels on Hard courts with a 60% win rate, indicating a potential advantage on this surface.
• Both players predominantly participate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Bastiaansen enjoying greater success with a 64.52% win rate compared to Cuceu’s 38.1%.
• Looking at opponent quality, Cuceu's average opponent rank over the last 12 months is 102.76, while Bastiaansen’s is 248.65. Does this mean Cuceu faces stronger competition?
• Considering deciding set performances, Cuceu has won 67% of such sets in the past year, but Bastiaansen tops this with a 71% success rate, indicating strong performance when matches extend.
• When it comes to breakpoint conversion, Cuceu has recently converted 33.33% of opportunities, slightly outperforming Bastiaansen's 30.77% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (June 11, 2025, UTC):

Bastiaansen shows superior performance in several key areas, including second serve success and overall match win rate. The slight edge in return game strength furthers Bastiaansen's competitive advantage.

While Cuceu's ability to save breakpoints is commendable, the overall pattern of results indicates Bastiaansen's more consistent match-winning form.

Both players are familiar with Futures/Satellites/ITF tournament environments, yet Bastiaansen has demonstrated greater efficacy in these settings.

Taking into account the statistical overview and comparative performance, Bastiaansen is poised as the likely winner for the upcoming match.