Alexander Zverev vs Corentin Moutet Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Alexander Zverev and Corentin Moutet show close performance on second serve points, with Moutet slightly edging Zverev winning 48.30% against Zverev's 46.55%.
• In return games, Moutet again comes out slightly ahead by winning 45.46% of opponents' second serve points compared to Zverev's 43.40%.
• First serve return stats favor Moutet too, as he wins 28.19% while Zverev wins only 23.01%.
• When under pressure, Moutet saves 57.06% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Zverev’s 54.21%.
• Overall, Zverev has had a successful past year, winning 72.50% of his matches, whereas Moutet has a 57.58% win rate.
• Both players excel on clay but Zverev holds a slightly higher win percentage at 70% compared to Moutet's 64%.
• Zverev has experience on the Masters series tour with a 73.33% win rate, while Moutet predominantly competes in the Main tour, achieving a 58.06% win rate.
• In direct confrontations, Zverev has previously defeated Moutet once in straight sets, 6-2, 7-6(7), during their only meeting.
• Moutet performs better in deciding sets, winning 57% compared to Zverev’s 45%.
• Zverev has played against tougher competition over the last year, with an average opponent rank of 50.26 versus Moutet’s 81.21.

Editorial Prediction (September 28, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent performance patterns, Corentin Moutet demonstrates a slight statistical advantage in second serve and return games. He has shown resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints compared to Alexander Zverev.

However, Alexander Zverev's overall track record over the past year, particularly in higher-level tournaments like the Masters series, indicates his proficiency against stronger opponents. He also has a career-best performance on clay, matching the current surface of the tournament.

Moutet’s better performance in deciding sets adds an interesting variable should the match extend to a final set.

Despite the marginal advantages for Moutet in certain areas, Zverev’s past year performance, higher opponent caliber faced, and head-to-head results suggest he is more likely to emerge as the winner in this matchup.