Robin Bertrand vs Amr Elsayed Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Robin Bertrand's recent second serve performance shows they have won 41.20% of points, compared to Amr Elsayed's 40.91%. Is this a significant difference? Perhaps not much, but every percentage counts in match prediction.
• In return games, Bertrand wins 29.62% of first serve returns, slightly higher than Elsayed's 27.68%, suggesting a marginal edge in pressure situations.
• Under pressure, Elsayed has saved 51.35% of breakpoints, outperforming Bertrand, who saved 47.60%. Could this stat help predict in-game momentum? Potentially, yes.
• Comparing overall performance over the past year, Bertrand boasts a 58.24% win rate, while Elsayed trails with 47.37%, indicating a generally more successful track record for Bertrand.
• Both players share their best surface performance on Hard courts with 65% wins. Who fares worse on I.hard? Bertrand at 40% compared to Elsayed, who has yet to win (0%).
• At the Futures/ITF tournament level, Bertrand's win rate of 71.15% greatly surpasses Elsayed's 48.21%, indicating greater success at this competition level for Bertrand.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Bertrand leads with one win. How decisive was this victory? The set record of 2-0 for Bertrand indicates a clear advantage.
• Bertrand's opponents have a higher average rank (347.56) compared to Elsayed's (401.93), suggesting Bertrand has faced tougher competition.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Bertrand has a stronger track record, winning 60% of such sets, compared to Elsayed's 33% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

Both players enter this match with comparable strengths on Hard courts, each boasting a career win rate of 65% on this surface. However, Robin Bertrand distinguishes himself with a slightly superior recent performance in second serve success and return games.

While Amr Elsayed demonstrates resilience in saving breakpoints more efficiently, Bertrand's higher overall win rate over the past year and stronger performance in head-to-head competition suggest an edge.

Facing tougher opponents on average, Bertrand is likely better adapted to high-pressure scenarios, as reflected by his higher deciding set success rate. Without overlooking the potential for shifts during the match, Robin Bertrand appears to be the favored candidate to win this contest.