Viacheslav Bielinskyi vs Michel Hopp Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Hopp's second serve performance shows a stronger edge with a 42.88% win rate compared to Bielinskyi's 37.69%. Why is this significant? A good second serve can be crucial in close matches.
• Regarding return games, Bielinskyi excels on opponents' second serve points, winning 50.67%, whereas Hopp scores 46.24%. For first serve returns, Hopp leads slightly, converting 33.43% to Bielinskyi's 31.76%.
• When under pressure, Hopp narrowly surpasses Bielinskyi in breakpoint saves, standing at 50.22% against 48.39%.
• Looking at overall match performance over the last year, Bielinskyi has a higher match win rate at 70.37%, slightly better than Hopp's 67.19%.
• Clay surfaces favor both players, with Hopp having the edge at 64% win rate compared to Bielinskyi's 63%. Will the surface play a decisive role in this match?
• In terms of opponent quality, Hopp has faced tougher competition, with an average opponent rank of 211.63, better than Bielinskyi's 417.65.
• In deciding sets over the past year, Bielinskyi has performed better, winning 63% of those high-pressure situations, compared to Hopp's 53% win rate.
• On breakpoint conversion, Hopp again holds a slight advantage, converting 40.34% of opportunities, whereas Bielinskyi converts 37.14%.

Editorial Prediction (May 22, 2025, UTC):

This match showcases two players with strengths in different areas. Hopp's superior second serve performance and slight edge in breakpoint conversion are noteworthy.

Conversely, Bielinskyi's return game is particularly strong against second serves, and his ability to come through in deciding sets signifies key resilience. Bielinskyi's impressive overall win percentage also tilts the scale slightly in his favor.

Despite Hopp's experience against higher-ranked opponents, the combination of Bielinskyi's return game strength, performance in clutch moments, and stronger win record positions him as the likely victor in this match.