Damir Dzumhur vs Felix Auger Aliassime Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent second serve performance, Damir Dzumhur has a slight edge, winning 50.18% of points compared to Felix Auger Aliassime's 48.74%.
• Both players display close return game statistics, with Dzumhur leading slightly in recent form, winning 46.74% of second serve returns against Aliassime's 45.05%.
• When analyzing first serve returns, Dzumhur has a significant advantage, securing 27.77% of points compared to Aliassime's 21.45%.
• Under pressure, Aliassime demonstrates a slight edge by saving 55.88% of breakpoints, slightly higher than Dzumhur's 54.17%.
• Over the last year, Aliassime has showcased better overall performance with a win rate of 62.90%, surpassing Dzumhur's 53.33%.
• Both players excel on specific surfaces: Dzumhur on clay with a 63% win rate, and Aliassime on indoor hard courts at the same rate. Aliassime's lowest performance is on hard courts (58%), while Dzumhur struggles most on grass (44%).
• On the main tour, Aliassime shows dominance with a win percentage of 69.44%, compared to Dzumhur's 44.44%.
• In their head-to-head matchups, each player has secured a win, with Aliassime emerging victorious in their last encounter.
• Both players have evenly split deciding sets in past direct encounters, with each winning once.
• In general, Aliassime performs better in deciding sets over the past 12 months with a 63% win rate, just slightly higher than Dzumhur's 62%.
• Average opponent ranking highlights the different competition levels faced by both players, with Aliassime generally playing against higher-ranked competitors (average rank 60.15) compared to Dzumhur (151.2).

Editorial Prediction (October 15, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing second serve performance, we note that Damir Dzumhur has a marginal advantage over Felix Auger Aliassime—a factor that could play an important role during the upcoming match. Dzumhur also performs better on first serve returns, which could enable him to capitalize on Aliassime’s service games.

When dealing with high-pressure scenarios such as breakpoints, Auger Aliassime edges out Dzumhur slightly. In matches where the pressure intensifies, this could become a decisive factor in his favor.

Aliassime has demonstrated superior consistency in the past year, with a significantly higher win percentage, especially on the main tour against tougher competition. This highlights his capacity to handle elite-level play more effectively than Dzumhur.

Both players have evenly split their previous direct encounters, indicating a balanced dynamic. However, Aliassime's experience against higher-ranked opponents and his previous victory in their latest match suggest a slight but meaningful edge.

Considering these factors, Felix Auger Aliassime is more likely to secure a win in the upcoming tennis match.