Reilly Opelka vs Christopher Eubanks Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Eubanks and Opelka have faced each other three times prior, with Opelka emerging victorious on all occasions. They've played six sets in total, and Eubanks has yet to win a set from Opelka. Their recent encounter concluded with Opelka winning 6-3, 7-6(7) at the Delray Beach Open. Historically, in head-to-head matchups, they've never gone to a deciding set, nor has Eubanks won a tiebreak against Opelka, with four tiebreaks being played and Opelka winning all of them.

The performance of both players over the past year shows Eubanks winning 50% of his matches, while Opelka stands slightly higher at 51.52%. Eubanks has been more active in Challengers/ITF tournaments, securing a win rate of 62.07% in those competitions, whereas Opelka, playing mainly on the Main tour, has a win percentage of 57.14%. Importantly, the level of competition each player has faced also differs, with Eubanks competing against opponents with an average rank of 164.47, while Opelka's opponents have averaged a rank of 89.85.

In terms of current form, Eubanks shows a second serve win percentage of 48.32%, compared to Opelka’s 49.04%. Their return games further differentiate them, with Eubanks winning 42.11% of opponents' second serve points and Opelka 40.96%. First serve return stats favor Eubanks as well, who wins 22.36% compared to Opelka's 19.43%. Breakpoint statistics from recent form indicate Eubanks has a higher breakpoint conversion rate at 29.29% over Opelka's 22.22%, while Opelka has a better breakpoint save rate at 64.36% to Eubanks' 56.28%.

When it comes to surface performance, Opelka’s best results have been on indoor hard courts with a win rate of 67%, and his least favorable surface is grass, winning 40% of matches. Similarly, Eubanks' best surface is also indoor hard courts (60%), but he struggles on clay, winning only 25%. Additionally, when in extreme pressure situations, Opelka appears to perform better, winning 60% of deciding sets compared to Eubanks who has a 52% win rate in similar scenarios over the last year.

Given these comprehensive statistics, past performances, and their head-to-head history, Opelka seems to hold the advantage. While both are competent players with strengths on indoor hard courts, the edge in various performance metrics and past encounters suggests that Opelka is more likely to come out on top in the upcoming match.