Trey Hilderbrand vs Aryan Shah Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Shah slightly leading with 44.87% of points won compared to Hilderbrand's 42.78%. Could this give Shah an edge?
• Shah outperformed Hilderbrand in their return game, winning 46.31% of opponent's second serve points, compared to Hilderbrand's 43.87%.
• When facing first serves, Shah has proven stronger with a 25.2% win rate versus Hilderbrand's 19.61%.
• Under pressure, Hilderbrand has saved 53.57% of breakpoints, slightly more resilient than Shah who saved 49.09%.
• In overall match performance over the past year, Shah has a higher win percentage at 62.69%, compared to Hilderbrand's 55.88%.
• Surface preference reveals Hilderbrand's best performance on Grass (67% win rate), whereas Shah excels on I.hard surfaces with a 67% win rate.
• Both players compete at different levels, with Hilderbrand mainly in Challengers/ITF > $10K and Shah in Futures/ITF $10K, winning 55.88% and 64.44% respectively.
• Hilderbrand's opponents ranked on average at 393.68, which is slightly tougher than Shah's opponents' average ranking of 421.58.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Hilderbrand leads slightly with a 67% success rate compared to Shah's 65%.
• In terms of converting break points, both players are nearly identical, with Hilderbrand at 31.91% and Shah at 31.88% efficiency.

Editorial Prediction (September 15, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match presents a close competition between Hilderbrand and Shah, reflecting a minute difference across crucial performance metrics.

Shah holds an advantage on the return game both on first and second serves, indicating a stronger defensive play that might disrupt Hilderbrand's service games.

Under pressure, Hilderbrand seems more seasoned at saving break points, an aspect that could tilt tight situations in their favor.

While Shah's overall yearly performance shows a higher winning percentage, both players demonstrate their strengths across different playing surfaces and levels.

Given these insights and considering the slight edge in defensive statistics, Shah is poised as the likely winner of this contest.