Timofei Derepasko vs Millen Hurrion Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Hurrion has an edge with a 44.54% point win rate, compared to Derepasko's 41.8%.
• Does return game play a vital role in head-to-head predictions? Yes, and Hurrion outperforms on first serve returns at 31.09% against Derepasko's 24.74%.
• Under pressure, Derepasko excels by saving 57.32% of breakpoints, slightly better than Hurrion's 52.75%.
• Their win rates over the last year are nearly identical, with Hurrion holding a 61.54% and Derepasko a 61.9% match win rate.
• Surface preference could be crucial, with Hurrion's best being Indoor hard (67%) and Derepasko's best on Hard (60%).
• Both players prioritize Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, with Hurrion having a slight advantage in matches played and won recently.
• Are opponent rankings a vital metric? Indeed, and Hurrion has faced slightly tougher opponents, with an average rank of 356.92 compared to Derepasko's 375.57.
• In tight matches, Derepasko has the edge, winning 80% of matches going to a deciding set versus Hurrion's 78%.
• Who performs better under breakpoint opportunities? Derepasko, converting 31.58% of chances, surpasses Hurrion's 26.44%.

Editorial Prediction (September 18, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing second serve performance, Hurrion shows a slight edge, reflecting their ability to capitalize in longer rallies and maintain pressure on Derepasko.

However, Derepasko's superior breakpoint conversion and ability to save breakpoints indicate mental fortitude in high-pressure situations, which could be decisive.

In terms of historical match performance on favored surfaces, both are evenly matched, but Hurrion has an upper hand when facing tougher competitors, indicative of resilience against better-ranked players.

Considering all performance metrics, recent form, and mental fortitude under pressure, Derepasko appears to have a slight advantage and is more likely to secure victory in this tightly contested matchup.