Peter Bertran vs Mwendwa Mbithi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Is Bertran's second serve performance impacting match predictions? Indeed, Bertran wins 43.49% of points on their second serve, compared to Mbithi's 49.08%, suggesting MBithi may have an advantage here.
• Both players have similar recent return game stats, with Bertran winning 48.42% and Mbithi 48.98% against the opponent's second serve. For first serve returns, Mbithi narrowly leads with 28.21% over Bertran's 25.97%.
• Under pressure analysis reveals Bertran has a stronger breakpoint save rate at 53.51%, ahead of Mbithi's 48.86%, which could be crucial in tight game situations.
• Bertran's recent yearly performance shows a victory rate of 65.08% while Mbithi is close behind with 63.27%.
• Do surface preferences matter? Both players perform best on Hard courts, with Bertran at 59% and Mbithi at 57% win rates. Their weakest is I.hard, with Bertran at 25% and Mbithi at 33%.
• When it comes to playing experience, both focus on Futures/Satellites/ITF events, with Bertran holding a higher success rate of 70.69% compared to Mbithi's 63.27%.
• Historically, Bertran has dominated their direct H2H with a 3-0 lead, winning all 6 sets against Mbithi.
• Their average match duration is over approximately 1 hour and 27 minutes, with no previous deciding sets or tiebreaks.
• Has Bertran faced tougher opponents recently? No, over the past year, Bertran faced opponents ranked 459.94 on average, whereas Mbithi's opponents averaged 368.06.
• Deciding-set prowess is close, with Bertran winning 61% and Mbithi securing 60% of such sets.
• In terms of break point conversion in recent form, Bertran converts at 30.71%, while Mbithi impresses with 43.48%.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

Assessing Bertran's and Mbithi's statistics offers insightful contrasts in their performance patterns. Despite a weaker second serve, Bertran's ability to handle breakpoints and their match-winning consistency stands out.

Though Bertran's historical dominance in their head-to-head encounters favors him, Mbithi's return game and breakpoint conversion present formidable strengths.

While Bertran's performance under pressure and historical victories in direct matchups give him an advantage, the slightly stronger second serve from Mbithi is notable.

Considering all factors, including head-to-head results and pressure performance, Bertran is favored to win the upcoming match.