Aidan Mchugh vs Andreja Petrovic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Aidan Mchugh's recent second serve point win rate is 43.03%, slightly higher than Andreja Petrovic's 42.24%. Could this small edge in second serve performance influence the match outcome?
• In return games, Petrovic has been more effective with a 47.42% success rate on opponents’ second serve points compared to Mchugh's 44.61%. Meanwhile, Mchugh shows a slight edge in first serve returns at 29.85% versus Petrovic's 27.52%.
• Under pressure, Mchugh proves more resilient by saving 53.09% of breakpoints, ahead of Petrovic at 49.77%. Is this an indicator of a steadier mental game for Mchugh?
• Over the past year, Petrovic has a better win percentage of 70.59%, while Mchugh has won 66.67% of his matches, indicating a stronger overall performance from Petrovic.
• Both players excel on Hard surfaces, boasting a 63% win rate. However, Petrovic’s career low on Clay (46%) contrasts with Mchugh's on Grass (30%).
• At the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, both players have similar winning records, with Mchugh slightly ahead at 70.69% compared to Petrovic’s 70.59%.
• When analyzing the quality of opponents, Petrovic has faced stronger competition with an average opponent rank of 135.16, significantly lower than Mchugh's 415.65. Will this prepare Petrovic better for tough matches?
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Petrovic holds a marginal edge with a 56% success rate, while Mchugh stands at 55%.
• Petrovic showcases a more effective breakpoint conversion rate at 38.39%, compared to Mchugh's 33.90%, which could be pivotal in tight games.

Editorial Prediction (November 22, 2025, UTC):

In comparing recent performance statistics, Andreja Petrovic shows slightly better success in breaking opponents and converting breakpoint opportunities, reflecting his adeptness at critical match moments.

While Aidan Mchugh shows resilience under pressure by saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, Petrovic's edge in both record against tougher opponents and decisive play in return games provides him with a slight advantage.

Ultimately, given Petrovic's ability to adapt to higher-ranked challengers and proficiency in crucial match situations, he is the likely favorite to win this upcoming contest against Mchugh.