Philip Henning vs Pavlos Christoforakis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance, Henning has been superior in recent form, winning 45.03% of points compared to Christoforakis' 37.84%. This metric is strongly linked with predicting match outcomes.
• When it comes to return games, Henning again holds an edge, claiming 43.8% of opponents' second serve points and 26.15% of first serve return points, whereas Christoforakis trails slightly with 42.86% and 21.74%, respectively.
• Henning seems to dominate overall match performance over the last year, securing 67.19% of matches, vastly outperforming Christoforakis, who has won just 31.25%.
• On hard surfaces, Henning enjoys a pronounced advantage, having a win rate of 79% over his career, while Christoforakis has only achieved 29%.
• Both players have mostly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments this past year, but Henning has demonstrated superior performance, winning 86.11% of these encounters, vastly outstripping Christoforakis’ 31.25% win rate.
• In their previous direct head-to-head meetings, Henning has consistently defeated Christoforakis, winning 2 sets in their sole encounter which concluded with a decisive 6-1, 6-0 score.
• Under pressure, while Christoforakis barely edges with a higher breakpoint save percentage at 59.38% against Henning's 56.63%, Henning converts 30.32% of breakpoint opportunities to Christoforakis' 15.38%.
• Henning has recently faced opponents averaging a significantly lower rank compared to Christoforakis, indicating a potential variation in competition level faced.
• Christoforakis boasts a perfect record in deciding sets recently, winning all he has played, though such scenarios have not been frequent.

Editorial Prediction (July 16, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head comparison between Henning and Christoforakis exposes a clear pattern favoring Henning. Henning's second serve and return game statistics stand out, revealing better recent and historical performances.

Henning has also proved consistent on hard surfaces, securing significantly higher win rates compared to Christoforakis. These comparisons hold especially true in decision-making moments, where Henning converts break points more effectively.

Given the previous one-sided encounter in favor of Henning, alongside his superior statistical advantage across several key metrics, Henning emerges as the likely winner for this upcoming match.