Tom Varzandeh vs Stephanos Schinas Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance indicates Varzandeh has a slight edge, winning 44.44% of second serve points compared to Schinas's 40.96%.
• In terms of return game statistics, Schinas excels against second serves, capturing 50.85% of such points, while Varzandeh scores 46.79%.
• On first serve returns, Varzandeh outperforms Schinas, winning 22.73% of points compared to Schinas's 18.48%.
• Under pressure, Varzandeh shows greater resilience, saving 60% of breakpoints, while Schinas manages 48%.
• In match performance over the past year, Schinas holds a slight edge with a win rate of 41.94%, as opposed to Varzandeh's 40%.
• Schinas performs best on hard surfaces with a career win rate of 39%, whereas Varzandeh's best is on clay with a 37% win rate.
• Both players have played largely at the $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF level, with Schinas winning 43.33% of these matches and Varzandeh winning 40%.
• Varzandeh has faced stronger opponents, playing against those with an average rank of 89.4 compared to Schinas's opponents' average rank of 169.84.
• In deciding sets, Varzandeh has a significant advantage, winning 67% of these high-stakes situations, while Schinas wins 50%.
• Recent breakpoint conversion favours Schinas, who has converted 50% of opportunities compared to Varzandeh's 16.67%.

Editorial Prediction (August 31, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the stats reveals a fascinating matchup between Schinas and Varzandeh. While Schinas has an advantage in breakpoint conversion and performance on second serve returns, Varzandeh shows stronger resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints.

Varzandeh also showcases a notable ability to win deciding sets, which is critical in closely contested matches. Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents, Varzandeh maintains competitive stats, suggesting adaptability and tenacity.

Considering the accumulated strengths and recent trends, Varzandeh appears to have a slight edge and is most likely to win the upcoming tennis match. However, the dynamic of live play and breakpoint conversion opportunities could play a pivotal role in influencing this outcome.