Tim Handel vs Yassine Dlimi Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Tim Handel's recent second serve performance shows a success rate of 41.85%, slightly less than Yassine Dlimi's 43.65%. How significant is this difference? It can be crucial in match prediction accuracy.
• In return games, Tim Handel has been more effective, winning 44.56% of the points on his opponent's second serve compared to Yassine Dlimi's 43.40%. This could offer a slight edge to Tim.
• For first serve returns, both players are closely matched, with Tim Handel at 26.78% and Yassine Dlimi at 26.62%, indicating no clear advantage for either in this aspect.
• Under pressure, Yassine Dlimi has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, with a rate of 54.44% compared to Tim Handel's 53.31%.
• Looking at the overall performance over the past year, Yassine Dlimi has a higher win rate of 64.86% compared to Tim Handel's 49.15%, suggesting a stronger form overall.
• Both players excel on clay courts, each with a career win rate of 61%, making the playing surface neither an advantage nor disadvantage for either.
• Both players mostly compete at the Futures level, but Yassine Dlimi's winning percentage of 64.86% is superior to Tim Handel's 49.12%, which suggests a higher level of play at this tier for Dlimi.
• In terms of opponent quality, Dlimi faces tougher competition, with opponents having an average ranking of 316.22 vs. Tim Handel's 381.14, indicating experience against stronger players.
• In deciding sets, Tim Handel edges slightly ahead with a 46% win rate compared to Yassine Dlimi's 45%, hinting at a marginal advantage in tightening moments.
• Break point conversion shows Tim Handel with a 37.12% success rate overshadows Yassine Dlimi's 29.73%, likely influencing in-game momentum shifts.

Editorial Prediction (November 27, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Tim Handel and Yassine Dlimi presents a closely contested scenario, with both players showcasing unique strengths.

Yassine Dlimi holds a superior win record over the past year and competes against more formidable opponents, possibly tipping the scales in their favor.

Tim Handel, however, demonstrates a slight edge in his return game and breakpoint conversion success, potentially making him a formidable contender in pressure situations.

Overall, while both have their merits, Yassine Dlimi's consistency and higher competitive exposure suggest he is the more likely victor in this matchup.