Petros Tsitsipas vs Benjamin Pietri Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Petros Tsitsipas has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 43.81% of points compared to Benjamin Pietri's 42.51%. Is this difference significant for predicting match outcomes? Yes, there's a strong correlation here.
• On return games, Tsitsipas also outperforms Pietri on opponent's second serves, with 45.63% of points won versus 43.70%. First serve return stats are closer, with Tsitsipas at 27.12% and Pietri at 27.57%.
• Under pressure, Tsitsipas shines by saving 60.34% of breakpoints, in contrast to Pietri's 44.60%, offering crucial guidance for in-game betting.
• Looking at overall performance, Pietri has a better win rate over the past year, winning 67.50% of his matches, whereas Tsitsipas has won 46.15%.
• Both players have their best win percentages on hard surfaces at 40%. Tsitsipas struggles most on indoor hard courts (14%), while Pietri is weakest on grass (0%).
• Regarding event level experience, Tsitsipas has been more active in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments with a 55.56% win rate. Pietri, however, boasts a higher win rate of 67.50% at the same level.
• Pietri has consistently faced stronger competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 235.7, compared to Tsitsipas’ average opponent rank of 386.28.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Pietri has a marginal advantage, having won 60% compared to Tsitsipas' 57% of such sets.
• Current event stats are essential for choosing a likely winner; however, the provided details lack information on their present event performances.

Editorial Prediction (October 23, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, Benjamin Pietri's overall superior win rate and experience against higher-ranked opponents suggest an edge. Although Petros Tsitsipas has shown resilience under pressure with better breakpoint saves, his overall match win percentage falls short compared to Pietri's more consistent performance.

Pietri's slight advantage in deciding set victories and his better first serve return stats also contribute to his favorability. Both players exhibit their strongest performances on hard courts, leveling the playing field in terms of surface adaptability.

Considering Pietri's stronger form, opponent quality, and competitive edge in crucial points, he emerges as the likely winner of this match.