Tomas Martin Etcheverry vs Andrey Rublev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Rublev has secured 45.27% of points with his second serve, while Etcheverry edges slightly ahead with 47.26%.
• When it comes to returning, Etcheverry again has a slight advantage, winning 44.57% of second serve returns compared to Rublev's 43.22%.
• Etcheverry excels under pressure, saving 60.71% of breakpoints, marginally outperforming Rublev's 58.96%.
• Over the past year, Rublev's match win percentage is 56.92%, significantly higher compared to Etcheverry's 45.9%.
• Rublev has a strong performance history on hard courts with a 66% win rate, while Etcheverry performs best on clay with 65% wins.
• Playing on the main tour seems more favorable for Rublev who won 67.57% of his matches, versus Etcheverry's 42.86% success rate.
• In their direct encounter, Rublev leads with one victory, having won both sets in their sole match on hard court.
• Rublev has faced higher-ranked opponents, averaging a rank of 154.05, while Etcheverry's opponents averaged 174.84 in ranking.
• Regarding breakpoints, Rublev shows more proficiency by converting 29.25% of chances, surpassing Etcheverry's 25.42%.
• Given these aspects, who is likely favored to win their next encounter? Based on current form and historical face-offs, Rublev would seem to hold the edge.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

Rublev and Etcheverry showcase distinct strengths, making for an intriguing match-up. Despite Rublev's slightly less impressive second serve performance, his superior winning percentage on hard courts and overall match victories provide a strong foundation for success.

Etcheverry, while holding a narrow edge in second serve returns and breakpoint saves, finds himself trailing in head-to-head records and main tour success. His highest proficiency on clay may not serve him well if the match is played on a different surface.

Considering previous encounters, surface preferences, and recent form, Andrey Rublev appears to be the more likely candidate for victory in this upcoming tennis match.