Chun Hsin Tseng vs Francesco Passaro Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Tseng outperforms Passaro in second serve points, securing 47.07%, compared to Passaro's 43.69%.
• Tseng also takes the edge in returning opponent's second serve points, winning 46.59%, against Passaro's 42.03%.
• Passaro leads in first serve returns, capturing 30.01% of points, with Tseng at 26.28%.
• Under pressure, Passaro has been more resilient, saving 56.91% of breakpoints, whereas Tseng saves 51.71%.
• Overall match performance in the past year favors Passaro with a 66.67% win rate, compared to Tseng's 55.84%.
• Both players excel on clay, but Tseng narrowly surpasses Passaro with a 61% win rate on this surface.
• How do their match levels compare? Passaro and Tseng have similar success rates in lower-tier tournaments, with Passaro at 68.57% and Tseng at 65.12%.
• Head-to-head, Tseng has triumphed over Passaro once in their sole meeting.
• Matches between them average about 1 hour and 36 minutes, and neither has won a set against each other when pushed to extremes like tiebreaks or deciding sets.
• Passaro tends to face higher-ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 224.41, compared to Tseng's 242.83.
• Could a deciding set change the game? Passaro might have an edge here, winning 71% of such sets recently, whereas Tseng has a 56% success rate.
• Passaro converts breakpoints more effectively, with a conversion rate of 33.96%, slightly higher than Tseng's 31.71%.

Editorial Prediction (May 7, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents intriguing facets as we examine both players’ capabilities and recent performances. Tseng has shown proficiency in both second serve effectiveness and return game stats, which could provide a slight advantage on the service return.

However, Passaro’s ability to save breakpoints and slightly better record against higher-ranked opponents may counterbalance Tseng's strengths. Additionally, Passaro’s superior conversion rate of breakpoints indicates a potential edge in pivotal moments.

Considering Tseng’s historical victory in their only meeting as an influential factor, it suggests familiarity and strategic insight which may come into play again. Despite Tseng's past success and surface consistency, the data suggests Passaro's recent form and critical match traits offer a slight advantage.

Taking all factors into account, Passaro is likely to emerge victorious in this anticipated rematch, potentially leveraging his strengths in saving breakpoints and confronting higher-ranked opponents to secure a win.