Sami Ben Abdennibi vs Timothee Andriveau Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do second serve performances compare between the two players recently? Andriveau excels with 49.46% of points won, significantly outperforming Abdennibi's 26.67%.
• In terms of return game performance, Andriveau has an edge, winning 40.38% of opponents' second serve points compared to Abdennibi's 31.25%.
• Considering first serve returns, Andriveau continues to lead with 33.33% versus Abdennibi's 22.86%.
• Under pressure, Andriveau saves 59.09% of breakpoints, while Abdennibi saves 42.86%.
• Looking at match performance over the last year, Abdennibi has a more successful record (57.14% win rate) compared to Andriveau, who has not won any matches.
• Should surface type be a factor? Abdennibi shows more proficiency on clay, winning 50% of matches, while Andriveau struggles with a 0% win rate.
• Both players predominantly compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, but Abdennibi performs better with a 57.14% win rate versus Andriveau's 0%.
• Against stronger opponents, Abdennibi faces players with an average rank of 122.23, while Andriveau's opponents have a rank of 252.33.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Abdennibi achieves a 50% win rate, contrasting with Andriveau's 0% performance.
• Has breakpoint conversion impacted recent results? Andriveau converts 45.45% of opportunities, while Abdennibi has not converted any.

Editorial Prediction (June 23, 2025, UTC):

In evaluating recent performance metrics, Andriveau appears to have a notable advantage in serve and return statistics. They outperform Abdennibi significantly in second and first serve returns, and also manage breakpoints more effectively.

Despite Andriveau's struggles in match wins over the past year, their performance under statistical pressure, such as breakpoint conversion and return games, indicate potential for future success. Abdennibi, on the other hand, maintains a stronger win record overall, which reflects experience and resilience in matches.

Surface may play a crucial role as well, with Abdennibi preferring clay but not significantly excelling on any surface compared to Andriveau's struggles on all.

The deciding factor could be experience and past win rates, alongside the mental fortitude displayed in high-pressure situations.

Based on these comparative strengths and weaknesses, Abdennibi is more likely to win the upcoming tennis match due to their consistent match play and experience, despite Andriveau's stronger stats in certain tactical areas.