Arthur Rinderknech vs Jiri Lehecka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Arthur Rinderknech has a slight edge in second serve points won at 48.69% compared to Jiri Lehecka's 47.03%.
• For return games, Jiri Lehecka has been marginally more effective, winning 41.85% of opponents’ second serve points, while Arthur Rinderknech stands at 40.90%.
• Both players have similar first serve return stats, with Lehecka at 21.14% and Rinderknech at 21.12%.
• Under pressure, Rinderknech has an advantage in saving breakpoints, having saved 62.25% compared to Lehecka's 57.00% in recent matches.
• Lehecka has a stronger overall win rate over the past year at 65.67%, whereas Rinderknech has won 47.69% of his matches.
• Jiri Lehecka performs best on hard surfaces with a career win rate of 65%, whereas Arthur Rinderknech excels on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate.
• Over the past year, Jiri Lehecka has excelled on the Main tour, winning 70.59% of his matches, compared to Arthur Rinderknech's 42.86%.
• Their head-to-head record is tied at 1-1, with their latest encounter won by Rinderknech on indoor hard courts.
• Lehecka has faced tougher opponents over the past year, with their average rank being 62.12 compared to Rinderknech’s 87.55.
• In deciding sets, Rinderknech has a better winning percentage at 67%, while Lehecka has a 53% rate.
• The players have a history of long matches, averaging nearly two hours in their encounters.

Editorial Prediction (October 6, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit strong abilities, but each holds distinct advantages in specific areas. Arthur Rinderknech has a marginal edge in second serve performance and breakpoint saving capability. His efficiency under pressure could prove decisive in critical moments.

Alternatively, Jiri Lehecka shows stronger return games and a better win rate on hard surfaces, where he particularly excels. His experience against higher-ranked opponents contributes to his robustness in challenging scenarios.

Their head-to-head stats reveal an equilibrium in past confrontations, though Rinderknech emerged victorious in their last match on his preferred indoor hard surface.

Considering these aspects, Arthur Rinderknech is slightly more likely to come out on top in the upcoming match, given his advantages in high-pressure situations and better performance in deciding sets.