Duncan Chan vs Ethan Cook Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Chan holds a slight edge, winning 43.24% of their second serve points compared to Cook's 40.86%. Does this give Chan an advantage? Perhaps, but other factors must be considered.
• Return Game: Cook appears stronger in the return game, securing 48.74% of points on the opponent's second serve, outpacing Chan's 38.55%. On first serve returns, Cook also leads with 27.42% versus Chan's 25.2%.
• Under Pressure: In saving breakpoints, Chan excels, saving 59.52% compared to Cook's 52.08%. Does this suggest Chan has a better mentality under pressure?
• Overall Performance: Over the last year, Chan has a higher win rate at 62.5% compared to Cook's 53.06%.
• Preferred Surfaces: Both players prefer Hard courts, but Chan has a notably higher win rate of 70%, while Cook stands at 50%.
• Match Level and Opponent Quality: Cook has faced more challenging opponents, with an average rank of 32.12, whereas Chan’s average opponent rank is 111.13.
• Deciding Sets: Cook is a strong performer in deciding sets, winning 70% of them, while Chan has not won any in the last year.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Cook is more efficient at converting breakpoints, with a success rate of 32.2% compared to Chan’s 16.67%.

Editorial Prediction (July 2, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming match, Cook's strong second serve return statistics and consistent performance in deciding sets suggest they have the tactical edge. Their ability to handle high-pressure situations is reflected in their higher breakpoint conversion rate, crucial for critical moments in a match.

Chan, while showing commendable accuracy on their second serve, and saving breakpoints more frequently, still faces a significant challenge when up against Cook’s more challenging array of past opponents. Cook's advantage on Hard courts, although not as stark as Chan's, combined with tactical superiority in long sets, forecasts a competitive match.

Given these factors, Cook is predicted to emerge victorious in this closely contested encounter.