Anton Matusevich vs Joris De Loore Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Matusevich has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 43.84% of points compared to Loore's 41.81% over the last six months. Could this be critical in deciding the outcome?
• Regarding return games, Matusevich outperforms Loore by winning 46.32% of opponent's second serve points versus 41.19% for Loore.
• Both players are almost equal when returning first serves, with Matusevich at 25% and Loore at 26%.
• Under pressure, Matusevich shows greater resilience, saving 58.02% of breakpoints compared to Loore's 44.93%.
• Over the past year, Matusevich has a higher overall match-winning rate at 64.29%, while Loore holds 56%.
• Surface preferences differ: Matusevich thrives on I.hard (66% win rate), whereas Loore performs best on Hard (68% win rate).
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, Matusevich exhibits superior form with a 70% win rate, compared to Loore's 58.82%.
• Considering opponent quality, Matusevich faces slightly tougher competition with opponents averaging rank 435.81, while Loore's average opponent rank sits at 475.52.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Matusevich appears more dominant, securing 83% wins versus Loore's 67% over the last year.
• Matusevich also holds an advantage in break point conversion, achieving 31.25% success, whereas Loore converts at 21.88%.

Editorial Prediction (July 23, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Matusevich and Loore seems to tilt slightly in favor of Matusevich. Their superior second serve performance, coupled with better return game statistics, could be decisive in this encounter.

Matusevich demonstrates commendable fortitude under pressure, as evidenced by their breakpoint saving skills. Playing against stronger opponents has likely honed their competitive edge, which could prove beneficial in high-stakes moments.

While Loore boasts a formidable record on Hard surfaces, the broader stats imply greater consistency and reliability on Matusevich's part, especially in crucial match situations.

Considering all facets of their current forms and historical performances, Matusevich appears to be the probable winner in this anticipated match-up against Loore.