Stefanos Tsitsipas vs Matteo Berrettini Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the second serve performance over the past six months, Berrettini has secured 51.33% of points on their second serve, closely trailing Tsitsipas who has achieved a slightly higher percentage at 51.46%. This nuanced aspect is pivotal in forecasting the probable winner of upcoming matches.

Examining return game statistics, Berrettini, in his recent form, has successfully won 45.33% of his opponent's second serve points, while Tsitsipas has managed 42.33%. When it comes to first serve returns, Berrettini has won 20.19%, compared to Tsitsipas's 20.78%. These metrics notably influence head-to-head match predictions.

Both players showcase strength under pressure, with Berrettini saving 63.48% of breakpoints and Tsitsipas marginally better at 63.92%. Over the past year, Berrettini boasts a 70% match win rate, with Tsitsipas at 66.67%, outlining a slight edge in the overall head-to-head prediction overview for Berrettini.

On analyzing surface performance, Berrettini's best career surface win percentage is on Grass (79%), whereas his least favorable is on I.hard (55%). Tsitsipas thrives on Clay courts with a win rate of 76%, contrasting with his less impressive 58% on Grass.

Focusing on player level, Berrettini and Tsitsipas have predominantly played on the Main tour, with Berrettini's winning percentage at 75.68% and Tsitsipas at 66.67%. The competitive spirit carried over to their direct head-to-head matches as well, where Tsitsipas leads 5 to 1 in victories.

In deciders, Tsitsipas has shown resolve by winning all three deciding sets against Berrettini. This trend extends to overall deciding set performances, with Tsitsipas having a significant 78% win rate over the last year, overshadowing Berrettini's 55%.

Reviewing break point conversion indicates that Tsitsipas converts 30.43% of opportunities, surpassing Berrettini's 27.37%, which may provide insights for in-game prediction enthusiasts.

Factoring in opponent quality, the average rank of Berrettini's opponents over the last year is 69.73, compared to 58.18 for Tsitsipas, further strengthening the analysis of their competitive journey so far.

Ultimately, given their past encounters, Tsitsipas’s consistent edge in head-to-head comparisons, and his superior performance under pressure, the statistics suggest that Stefanos Tsitsipas is poised to win in the upcoming match. However, one must also consider the specific dynamics of the current event when making a final prediction.