Yannick Hanfmann vs Arthur Rinderknech Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Hanfmann has a slight edge with a second serve win rate of 48.46% compared to Rinderknech's 47.03%.
• When it comes to returning opponents' second serves, Hanfmann again holds a narrow advantage, winning 42.84% of points versus Rinderknech's 42.14%.
• Why might first serve return points be crucial? Hanfmann has won 26.21% of these, whereas Rinderknech has managed just 22.26%, potentially indicating an upper hand for Hanfmann in this area.
• Under pressure, Rinderknech performs better, saving 62.59% of break points compared to Hanfmann's 53.47%.
• Looking at overall performance in the past year, Hanfmann has a win rate of 51.79% in matches, which is higher than Rinderknech's 44.62%.
• In terms of preferred surfaces, Rinderknech excels on indoor hard courts with a 61% win record, while Hanfmann shows strength on clay with a 62% win percentage.
• The level of play differs; Rinderknech has contended mostly in Main tour matches, winning 43.24%, while Hanfmann has an edge here, winning 54.55% of his Main tour matches.
• In direct head-to-head contests, Rinderknech leads with two wins out of three matches against Hanfmann.
• During these encounters, Rinderknech has claimed four sets, whereas Hanfmann has won two.
• Notable past match occurred on clay, where Rinderknech secured a victory with scores of 7-6(3) 6-3 at the Generali Open.
• Both players have not faced each other in a decisive set, making such scenarios unpredictable.
• In pressure situations, Rinderknech has won their sole tiebreak against Hanfmann.
• Rinderknech has competed against superior-ranked opponents over the past year, with an average opponent rank of 93.51, compared to Hanfmann's 190.21.
• Which player excels if the match stretches to a deciding set? Over the past year, Hanfmann has shown a 62% win rate in deciding sets, surpassing Rinderknech's 56%.
• When converting breakpoint opportunities, Hanfmann is more effective, with a conversion rate of 30.18% compared to Rinderknech’s 23.84%.

Editorial Prediction (July 24, 2025, UTC):

Assessing the available statistics and recent performances, both Arthur Rinderknech and Yannick Hanfmann have shown unique strengths that could influence the outcome of their upcoming match.

Hanfmann exhibits a slight edge in second serve and return performance, as well as breakpoint conversion. These factors present valuable opportunities, particularly in critical match-play moments.

Still, Rinderknech's superior ability to handle high-pressure situations such as tiebreaks and breakpoint saves should not be overlooked. His greater experience against higher-ranked opponents could also serve as a decisive factor.

Considering these factors, though Hanfmann presents a solid challenge, Rinderknech's composure under pressure, historically better head-to-head results, and his competitive edge against quality opponents make him a slight favorite to win this match.