Robin Bertrand vs Inaki Montes-De La Torre Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Robin Bertrand has a second serve win rate of 41.27%, just under Inaki Montes-De La Torre’s rate of 41.53%. Could this slight edge be significant? It's worth considering.
• When returning, Inaki has a slight advantage, winning 47.34% of second serve return points, compared to Bertrand's 46.15%.
• For first serve returns, the trend continues with Montes-De La Torre leading slightly at 30.64%, compared to Bertrand's 29.59%.
• Under pressure, Inaki also excels, saving 52.12% of breakpoints, outperforming Robin Bertrand who saves 48.52%.
• Overall performance shows that Inaki has won 66.20% of his matches in the past year, which surpasses Bertrand's 58.24% win rate.
• Specializing in surfaces, Robin Bertrand's best is Hard with a 65% win rate, whereas Inaki prefers Clay, matching a 65% win rate there.
• In the futures and ITF $10K tournaments, Inaki boasts a higher win rate at 75.00% as opposed to Robin's 70.18%, potentially indicating an edge in terms of level of play.
• The average opponent rank Robin has faced is 348.14, suggesting kinder match-ups than Inaki's average opponent, ranked 364.1.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Robin holds a 60% win rate advantage, while Inaki has only secured 47% of these tense scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the recent performance metrics, it's evident that Inaki Montes-De La Torre holds a marginal edge over Robin Bertrand in key areas such as second serve returns and saving breakpoints.

Despite Robin Bertrand's stronger success in deciding sets, Inaki's overall match win percentage and superior breakpoint saves suggest a robust competitive momentum.

Addressing surface preferences, Bertrand's proficiency on Hard surfaces may not come into play if the match isn't held on such a court, where Inaki's versatility and form could provide the upper hand.

The tournament level analysis indicates Inaki's capability to perform consistently at the Futures and ITF $10K tournaments, illustrating his potential to maintain form against competitive fields.

Given these considerations, along with Inaki's slight but consistent statistical advantages, Inaki Montes-De La Torre is projected to be the likelier winner in the upcoming match.