Philip Henning vs Volodymyr Iakubenko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Philip Henning has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 45.01% of points compared to Volodymyr Iakubenko's 44.83%.
• In return games, Iakubenko shows a stronger ability to win second serve points, with 45.19% compared to Henning's 43.56%.
• When facing first serves, however, Henning leads with a 24.57% return success rate versus Iakubenko’s 22.81%.
• Under pressure, Iakubenko excels at saving breakpoints, managing 59.74% compared to Henning's 51.67%. Could this make a difference in key moments?
• Henning has a considerably higher overall match win rate over the last year at 74.14% compared to Iakubenko's 47.83%.
• Both players are most successful on Hard courts, each winning 80%, but Henning has more experience with 117 matches versus Iakubenko’s 35 matches.
• Henning's performance in Futures/ITF tournaments is impressive with an 89.19% win rate, significantly higher than Iakubenko's 47.83%.
• Despite Henning playing against slightly lower-ranked opponents (average rank 140.26), his consistent win record stands out.
• In deciding sets, Henning outperforms with a win rate of 67% compared to Iakubenko’s 50% over the last year.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Philip Henning and Volodymyr Iakubenko seems to favor Henning based on several key statistics. Although both players are evenly matched on Hard surfaces, Henning's extensive experience and higher win percentage in overall matches provide him with a noticeable advantage.

Philip Henning's performance in pressure situations, despite being lower than Iakubenko's in breakpoint saves, is offset by his superior match-winning form, especially in deciding sets.

Given Henning's consistency and success in recent events and his ability to handle pivotal moments with poise, he is the likely favorite to win the upcoming match against Volodymyr Iakubenko.