Philip Henning vs Sergey Fomin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the past six months, Fomin has a slight advantage, winning 41.29% of points compared to Henning's 40.74%.
• Who has the better return game? Fomin edges out with 48.85% won on opponents' second serves, whereas Henning secures 41.59%.
• Fomin also leads in first serve returns, winning 31.88% of points versus Henning’s 26.62%.
• Under pressure, Henning shows resilience, saving 54.51% of breakpoints compared to Fomin’s 50.12%.
• Henning has a higher match win rate over the last year, with 69.57% compared to Fomin’s 62.5%.
• Considering surface preferences, Fomin excels on Clay with a 58% win rate, while Henning shines on Hard surfaces with a 79% win rate.
• Which player faces tougher competition? Henning challenges opponents with an average rank of 389.64, slightly higher than Fomin’s 414.27.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Fomin has a better record over the past year, winning 48% compared to Henning’s 41%.
• Fomin is more efficient in breaking opponents, converting 41.13% of break point opportunities versus Henning's 34.48%.

Editorial Prediction (May 12, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Fomin and Henning presents a fascinating contest, with both players showing distinct strengths. Fomin has demonstrated excellent second serve and return game, crucial aspects that often determine match outcomes.

Despite Henning’s superior match win rate over the year and impressive responsiveness under pressure, Fomin’s edge in crucial break point conversions could prove decisive.

While Henning's ability to play against slightly tougher opponents is noteworthy, Fomin’s success in deciding sets highlights his competitiveness in tight situations.

Considering these factors, Fomin appears more likely to win the upcoming tennis match, leveraging his strong performance in key areas.