Prediction of Aryan Shah vs Digvijaypratap Singh at M15 Gwalior 12-06-25

• Aryan Shah has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 48.40% of points, compared to Digvijaypratap Singh's 46.67% in the last six months. Is this advantage significant? It could be, as there's a strong correlation with match outcomes.
• On return games, Aryan Shah also leads, securing 46.10% of opponent’s second serve points, while Digvijaypratap Singh wins 42.49%. In first serve returns, Shah again outperforms Singh, with percentages of 24.42% and 20.48%, respectively.
• How do they handle pressure situations? Under pressure, Singh appears stronger, as he saves 56.22% of breakpoints, surpassing Shah's 48.53%.
• In match performance over the last year, Singh narrowly leads with a 59.52% win rate (W/L 25/17) against Shah's 58.21% (W/L 39/28). Which player is likelier to have the advantage based on these figures? It remains close, opening the possibility for a competitive match.
• Aryan Shah excels on Hard courts with a 66% career win rate, a stark contrast to his 44% on Indoor Hard. Singh performs best on Clay, winning 66%, while his weakest surface is Indoor Hard at 50%.
• Looking at the level of play, Shah has a higher success rate in the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with a 68.57% win rate. Singh follows with a 60.00% win rate in similar events.
• Opponent quality appears tougher for Singh, facing opponents with an average rank of 383.57, whereas Shah's opponents average a rank of 442.33.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Shah has a better track record, winning 56% of these sets in the past year, compared to Singh's 46%.
• In break point conversion, Shah again leads by converting 31.82% of opportunities, overshadowing Singh's 26.98% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (December 5, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming tennis match between Aryan Shah and Digvijaypratap Singh presents a tight contest. Shah holds a statistical edge in several areas, notably in second serve performance and return games, both critical for gaining advantage in matches.

Despite Singh's superior ability to handle pressure, saving more breakpoints, Shah's overall consistency in converting break opportunities and his higher success rate in deciding sets could prove decisive.

The competitive nature of this matchup is underscored by their similar win percentages over the past year. However, Shah's superior conversion of key points and slightly weaker opponent quality may tilt the scales in his favor.

Considering all factors, Aryan Shah is predicted to win this match, leveraging his strengths in crucial game moments and surface preference.