Prediction of Robin Bertrand vs Egor Pleshivtsev at M15 Monastir 12-04-25

• Second Serve: Robin Bertrand has won 42.17% of their second serve points in the last six months, slightly trailing Egor Pleshivtsev, who has won 43.67%. Does this give Pleshivtsev a potential edge? It might, although the margin is narrow.
• Return Game: Bertrand outperforms Pleshivtsev by winning 46.47% of points on opponents’ second serves, while Pleshivtsev wins 44.52%. For first serve returns, Bertrand's 29.10% edges out Pleshivtsev's 28.35%.
• Under Pressure: Bertrand saves 46.47% of breakpoints but falls behind Pleshivtsev, who saves an impressive 60%.
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Bertrand shows a stronger win rate at 57.47% compared to Pleshivtsev's 36.36%, marking Bertrand as more consistent overall.
• Best Surface: Both excel on Hard courts with a 65% win rate, but Bertrand appears more versatile with broader experience.
• Player Level: Bertrand dominates the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K circuit with a 70.59% win percentage, significantly outperforming Pleshivtsev, who holds a 36.36% win record.
• Opponent Quality: Bertrand has faced tougher competition with opponents averaging a rank of 358.53 versus Pleshivtsev’s average rank of 408.59.
• Deciding Sets: Bertrand shows resilience with a 61% win rate in deciding sets compared to Pleshivtsev’s 13%.
• Event Performance: Current form at the event can impact predictions and should be reviewed for up-to-date insights.

Editorial Prediction (December 3, 2025, UTC):

As Robin Bertrand and Egor Pleshivtsev prepare for their upcoming match, the stats favor Bertrand in several key areas. Bertrand showcases an edge in return game efficiency, overall match wins, and experience against tougher opponents.

Pleshivtsev, however, holds a slight advantage in second serve points and breakpoints saved under pressure. Bertrand's superior performance in deciding sets could be crucial should the match go to a tiebreaker.

Given these factors, Bertrand is more likely to emerge victorious in this match, thanks to greater consistency and proficiency across a wider range of tennis skills and conditions.