Alexander Razeghi vs Tyler Stice Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does the second serve performance compare? Razeghi has secured 42.42% of points on their second serve in the past six months, slightly trailing behind Stice, who stands at 44.86%.
• In terms of returning games, Razeghi has outperformed Stice on opponent's second serve points, winning 42.86% compared to Stice's 42.65%. However, Stice excels in returning first serves with a 29.02% success rate against Razeghi's 22.83%.
• Razeghi shows greater composure under pressure, saving 71.43% of breakpoints, while Stice has managed to save 51.24%.
• Looking at overall performance, Razeghi has a higher match win percentage of 66.67% over the past year versus Stice's 53.49%.
• Which surface benefits each player more? Razeghi is most successful on indoor hard courts with a 67% win rate, whereas Stice performs best on hard courts with a 64% win rate.
• Both players primarily compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Razeghi winning 66.67% of their matches compared to Stice's 53.49%.
• Razeghi has faced tougher competition, opposing players with an average rank of 114.33, considerably better than Stice's opponents who have an average rank of 351.84.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Stice has a significant edge, having won 73% of such sets compared to Razeghi, who has not won any in the past year.
• Razeghi's breakpoint conversion rate is noticeably lower at 16.67% compared to Stice's more impressive 39.34% conversion rate, hinting at Stice’s stronger ability to capitalize on opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (July 15, 2025, UTC):

As we evaluate the players' recent performances, Stice appears to have a slight advantage in several key areas. Their ability to win points on the second serve is marginally better, and they demonstrate superior skill in converting breakpoints. Additionally, Stice shows formidable strength when it comes to returning first serves.

Razeghi, however, proves to be more resilient under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints, yet their ability to secure victories diminishes significantly during deciding sets. Stice's significant success rate in deciding sets may become a decisive factor if the match stretches into a third set.

Despite Razeghi's more robust performance against higher-ranked opponents over the past year, the blend of Stice's breakpoint efficiency and superior first serve return could outweigh Razeghi's pressure handling in pivotal moments.

In conclusion, given Stice's broader statistical edge, they are the likely winner of this upcoming match. However, Razeghi's tenacious defense should not be underestimated.