Prediction of Aristotelis Thanos vs Daniel Milavsky at Drummondville Challenger 11-13-25

• In second serve performance over the past six months, Daniel Milavsky outperforms Aristotelis Thanos, securing 47.17% of points compared to Thanos' 40.85%.
• When it comes to returning, Aristotelis Thanos proves stronger, winning 49.03% of second serve return points versus Milavsky's 43.52%.
• Thanos also edges out Milavsky slightly in first serve return success, with percentages of 28.39% and 24.71% respectively.
• Under pressure, Milavsky excels, saving 55.22% of breakpoints, whereas Thanos saves 47.14%.
• Both players have been successful over the past year, yet Milavsky has a higher match win rate of 70.42% compared to Thanos' 65.96%.
• Each player has a career-best surface: Thanos on Clay at 68% wins and Milavsky on Indoor Hard with 68% wins.
• Thanos achieves a high win percentage of 77.78% in lower-tier tournaments, closely competing with Milavsky's 78.43%.
• Despite the near equality in opponent quality faced, with Thanos and Milavsky playing against average ranks of 419.98 and 416.23 respectively, Milavsky holds a slight edge.
• In deciding sets, Thanos has a slight advantage, winning 64% of the time compared to Milavsky's 63%.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

The clash between Aristotelis Thanos and Daniel Milavsky presents a close contest. While Milavsky shows superior performance on second serves and under pressure with his higher breakpoint save ratio, Thanos demonstrates significant strengths in returning second serves and slightly in deciding sets.

Thanos' best results on Clay and Milavsky's on Indoor Hard surfaces underline their surface preferences. As they both played against similar ranked opponents in the past year, Milavsky's slightly better overall win rate keeps him competitive.

Considering all the aspects including their strengths, recent form, and performance under pressure, Daniel Milavsky appears more likely to secure a win in this upcoming match.