Petros Tsitsipas vs Philip Henning Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve: Petros Tsitsipas and Philip Henning are almost neck-and-neck, with Tsitsipas slightly leading at 43.20% over Henning's 43.19% in second serve points won.
• Return Game: Tsitsipas has a better return performance, claiming 49.48% of points on opponents' second serves compared to Henning's 46.13%. On first serves, Tsitsipas also leads with 27.90% over Henning’s 25.65%.
• Pressure Handling: Under pressure, Tsitsipas saves 55.56% of breakpoints, more than Henning's 50.91%, indicating stronger composure in tough scenarios.
• W/L Record: Interestingly, Henning has a higher match win rate over the past year at 75.41% (46/15) compared to Tsitsipas’s 51.22% (21/20).
• Surface Preference: Both players excel on Hard courts, each with a win rate of 42%. Tsitsipas struggles the most on indoor hard courts with a 14% win rate.
• Event Levels: While both competed at the ITF level, Henning boasts an impressive 87.80% win rate (36/5) versus Tsitsipas’s 62.07% (18/11).
• Opponent Quality: Henning has faced slightly tougher competition with his opponents averaging a rank of 372.05, compared to Tsitsipas's 432.44.
• Deciding Sets: If the match reaches a decisive set, Henning has a slight edge, winning 67% compared to Tsitsipas’s 63% over the past year.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Both have similar breakpoint conversion rates, with Tsitsipas at 32.65% and Henning at 32.59%.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

Based on second serve performance, both players are nearly even, demonstrating minimal distinction in this area. Thus, little judgment can be made on this aspect alone.

Observing return percentages, Petros Tsitsipas seems better equipped to capitalize on service return opportunities. This skill could give him an advantage in breaking Philip Henning’s serve.

When handling high-pressure situations such as break points, Tsitsipas again shows slightly better resilience, potentially offering him critical advantages in pivotal moments during the match.

Notably, Henning boasts a significantly better win/loss record over the past year and has fared well against stronger opponents, suggesting overall robust form and competitive readiness.

The Head-to-Head stats indicate Henning has performed slightly better in recent decisive set tiebreakers, adding another layer to his competitive edge.

Considering all these factors, though Tsitsipas shows particular strengths in key areas, Philip Henning's overall performance trends and recent success against tougher competition suggest he is more likely to emerge as the victor in this matchup.