Andrew Paulson vs Francesco Maestrelli Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Paulson and Maestrelli compare on recent second serve performance? Maestrelli has a slight edge, winning 44.75% of points, compared to Paulson's 44.41%.
• Regarding return game stats, Maestrelli outperforms Paulson slightly, winning 46.09% of opponent's second serve points compared to Paulson's 44.37%.
• Maestrelli has a small advantage on returning first serves, with 27.41% success compared to Paulson's 25.47%.
• When saving breakpoints, Paulson does slightly better than Maestrelli, with 57.73% compared to 56.98%.
• Performance over the last year shows Maestrelli winning a significantly higher percentage of matches, 62.34%, while Paulson won 31.25%.
• What surface do both players excel on? Both Paulson and Maestrelli have their best winning percentages on Hard courts, with 65% and 57% respectively.
• Paulson has faced higher-ranked opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 398.31, while Maestrelli's opponents averaged a rank of 334.61.
• In deciding sets, Maestrelli is more prolific, winning 72% of them compared to Paulson's 50% in the past 12 months.
• Paulson and Maestrelli convert their break point opportunities relatively equally, with 34.04% and 34.57% success rates respectively.

Editorial Prediction (September 5, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the given statistics reveals a very competitive comparison between Paulson and Maestrelli. While Paulson has a slight lead in saving breakpoints and has excelled on Hard courts, his overall win rate in the past year lags behind that of Maestrelli.

Maestrelli not only performs slightly better on returns but also shows superior results in deciding sets and has consistently faced higher-ranked opponents. His success on the Challenger/ITF circuit further emphasizes his current form and capability.

Given these considerations, Maestrelli appears to have the edge in this matchup, making him the more likely winner in the upcoming tennis match.