Jordan Thompson vs Erik Arutiunian Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent form shows Jordan Thompson winning 50.24% of second serve points; Erik Arutiunian slightly lags behind at 46.68%.
• Both players have shown similar skills in returning second serves recently, with Erik slightly outperforming Jordan by winning 43.31% compared to 42.55%.
• In terms of first serve returns, Jordan edges over Erik with a 22.19% win rate versus Erik's 20.27%.
• Who handles pressure better? Jordan Thompson, as he's saved breakpoints at a rate of 60.90% while Erik saves 52.50%.
• Overall match performance for the past year favors Erik Arutiunian, who has a 64.71% win rate, outshining Jordan's 50.00%.
• Which surface do they prefer? Both players perform best on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate.
• Match level matters; Jordan mostly plays in Masters series, winning 57.14% of those games, whereas Erik excels at lower-level tournaments with a 66.67% win rate.
• Jordan faces tougher opponents averaging a rank of 75.86, while Erik's average opponent rank is significantly lower at 462.29. How might this affect their matchup?
• If their match reaches a deciding set, Jordan holds a slight advantage with a 58% win rate compared to Erik's 55% in such situations.

Editorial Prediction (October 22, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming match between Jordan Thompson and Erik Arutiunian presents an intriguing contest of strengths and form. Jordan shows a notable ability to win crucial second-serve points and perform well under pressure, indicating his resilience during high-stakes moments.

Although Erik Arutiunian boasts a stronger overall win percentage this past year, his success has largely come from lower-tier tournaments, suggesting his competitors may not pose as formidable a challenge as those Jordan regularly faces. However, Erik's slight edge in returning second serves indicates his readiness to seize opportunities presented by opponents' weaknesses.

Considering these dynamics, while both players have shown prowess on indoor hard surfaces, Jordan’s exposure to higher-caliber opponents and his breakpoint resilience give him a slight edge in this encounter. Therefore, Jordan Thompson is more likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.