Pierre-Hugues Herbert vs Max Hans Rehberg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

If you thought second serves were the chicken soup of tennis, think again! In the last six months, Rehberg’s second serve has enjoyed a 47.11% success rate, while Herbert's has been a tad to the right at 49.3%. If someone asks you to bet your grandma’s cookies based on this stat, Herbert might be your pal in culinary crime.

Return games are a whole different ball game—literally! Rehberg’s recent form on gobbling up opponents' second serves stands at a delightful 45.25%. Meanwhile, Herbert, possibly wearing his party hat, munches on 49.19% of those second-serve snacks. When it comes to digesting first serves, Rehberg pulls in 26.95% compared to Herbert’s 21.79%. Crunch those numbers and Herbert looks like the slightly bigger eater at the main course.

Speaking of pressure, breakpoints are as thrilling as a cat on a keyboard! Here, Rehberg has turned into a human shield, saving 52.17% of his breakpoints, while Herbert, with a calm demeanor, saves 55.84%. If you like making bets during a game, these numbers might make your heart race faster than a squirrel on espresso.

Showcasing a flair for victoriesss over the past year, Rehberg has secured 61.04% of his matches, whereas Herbert finds his solace in a respectable 50.79%. However, the mighty duel isn't all about quantity—it’s also about surface battles. Both players claim their troves of success on I.hard, with Rehberg savoring a taste of 60% and Herbert splurging with 62%. On grass, Rehberg appears a bit like a cat in water at 0%, while Herbert’s least favorite clay provides a gritty 51% enjoyment.

Peeking into their playing levels, both prefer the views from the Challenger/ITF $10K mountain. Rehberg gazes at the horizon with his 66.67% success rate, and Herbert follows along cheerfully at 57.5%, making them both hillside campers in their tier.

Past head-to-heads point their zany fingers at Herbert, who triumphed once in their lone encounter. Three tight-set affairs have progressed with Herbert clutching two sets and Rehberg swiping one, both plotting stealthy moves like ninjas playing Twister. Their match duels average a hearty time of 2 hours, 10 minutes, and 10 seconds—might as well make yourself some popcorn for this popcorn match!

No tiebreakers between them mean they haven’t had a chance to shine like disco balls in overtime, but watch out for their deciding set antics—both show a feel-good 60% success against the galaxy of opponents.

Breakpoints, those tiny boulders of opportunity, see Rehberg converting them 27.39% of the time, while Herbert does an occasional dance to 26.06%. When the time comes for a worthy prediction, let's say Herbert has the edge based on the slightly shinier stats. So, if I had to make a light-hearted prediction with these facts on the table, Herbert might just walk away with the racket-shaped trophy.