Remy Bertola vs Sergio Callejon Hernando Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Who has a better second serve performance in recent months? Remy Bertola leads slightly, winning 44.79% of points compared to Sergio Callejon Hernando's 43.18%.
• In return games, Sergio Callejon Hernando has the edge recently, securing 47.03% of points on opponents' second serves versus Remy Bertola's 45.97%.
• Sergio Callejon Hernando also outperforms on first serve returns, achieving 28.17% compared to Bertola's 26.37%.
• When under pressure, how do they compare? Bertola saves 56.13% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Hernando's 54.15%.
• Over the past year, Hernando has a stronger match win percentage of 69.74%, while Bertola sits at 62.35%.
• Both players prefer hard courts, each with a career win rate of 66% on this surface.
• Bertola struggles slightly on indoor hard courts with a 57% win rate, whereas Hernando is not tested in this arena with a record of 0% from limited play.
• In terms of competition level, Hernando has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 71.01% compared to Bertola's 45.24% in ITF/Challengers.
• Opponents faced by Bertola have a higher average rank of 369.44 compared to Hernando's opponents averaging 380.2.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Bertola appears more robust, boasting a 54% win rate over Hernando's 40% in such scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 30, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match presents a close contest with each player showcasing distinct strengths in recent performance trends.

Remy Bertola has demonstrated a marginally stronger second serve, while Sergio Callejon Hernando excels in return games. Hernando’s superior ability to achieve success on first and second serve returns may give him a slight edge in exchanging baseline rallies.

Both players are adept on hard courts, but their successes on varied tours indicate Hernando might have more confidence from his recent winning performances. Despite this, if the match heads to a decider, Bertola’s higher win rate in tight situations may come into play.

Considering Sergio Callejon Hernando’s proficiency in the Futures circuit and his success rate against similar opponents, it would be reasonable to predict that Hernando is likely to clinch the upcoming match, provided it does not reach a deciding set situation where Bertola could capitalize.