Arthur Fery vs Lorenzo Sonego Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent months, Arthur Fery's second serve points have a win rate of 46.52%, slightly lower than Lorenzo Sonego's 48.88%. Could this give Sonego an edge? Yes, especially as this stat correlates with match outcomes.
• Regarding return game performance, Fery has been superior on opponents' second serves, winning 44.40% of points compared to Sonego's 42.80%.
• Fery also leads in first serve returns, capturing 25.89% versus Sonego's 23.24%.
• Under pressure, Sonego demonstrates stronger resilience, saving 57.37% of breakpoints, outpacing Fery's 52.74%.
• Fery has an impressive overall win rate of 80.49% over the past year, surpassing Sonego's 42.00%.
• Career-wise, Fery performs best on indoor hard courts with a 72% win rate, while Sonego excels on clay, also with 72% wins.
• Fery's matches are mainly in Challengers/ITF circuits, achieving a 76.92% win rate, while Sonego competes on the Main tour, securing 33.33% wins.
• The quality of opponents is also notable, as Sonego has faced more highly ranked players with an average rank of 68.44, in contrast to Fery's opponents, averaging a rank of 212.73.
• In deciding sets, Fery has a better win rate of 54% in the past year, compared to Sonego's 41%.
• Analysis of current event performance and player suitability to specific tournaments can further refine predictions.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Comparing various statistical components provides insight into the upcoming match between Arthur Fery and Lorenzo Sonego. Fery has consistently shown strong overall match performance and an edge in return games, especially on first serves. This attributes to his high win rate over the past year.

Sonego, however, demonstrates formidable skill under pressure, excelling at breakpoints, which could play a crucial role in tightly contested moments. Additionally, his experience from playing against more formidable opponents might offer him strategic advantages.

While Fery exhibits a strong track record and competitive edge in return games, Sonego's resilience and experience against top-tier players suggest he could leverage these conditions to his benefit. Based on the analyzed statistics, Arthur Fery is slightly more likely to win, considering his impressive recent form and ability to capitalize on return opportunities.