Dan Added vs Aristotelis Thanos Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do second serve performances compare? Added has a slight advantage, winning 46.49% of points on their second serve compared to 40.97% for Thanos.
• What about return game efficiency? Thanos takes the lead, winning 51.62% of opponent's second serve points, while Added secures 43.7%. For first serve returns, Thanos also outperforms with 30.48% against Added's 25.19%.
• Under pressure, Added has saved 56.12% of breakpoints recently, surpassing Thanos who saved 50%.
• Performance in the past year shows Thanos with a higher match win percentage of 75%, compared to Added’s 68.09%.
• On surfaces, Added excels most on Hard courts with a career win rate of 63%, though both struggle comparatively on Grass. Thanos, however, thrives on Indoor Hard with a 71% success rate and has a lower performance on Hard courts at 59%.
• In $10K Futures/ITF events, Thanos has a superior win record at 78.13%, whereas Added holds at 72.5%.
• Assessing past competition, Added has faced stronger opponents, with an average player rank of 407.97 versus the 475.7 average faced by Thanos.
• In the clutch scenario of deciding sets, Thanos holds a slight edge with a 75% win rate, while Added boasts a 69% win rate.
• Thanos is more effective with breaks, converting 36.36% of opportunities compared to Added’s 32.24% rate.

Editorial Prediction (August 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Added and Thanos showcases contrasting strengths. Added shows resilience under pressure, having saved a higher percentage of breakpoints, while Thanos demonstrates stronger return capabilities, which could be crucial in dominating serve-return exchanges.

In recent months, Added has performed slightly better on second serves, but Thanos's advantage in return games might offset this. Although Added has faced stiffer competition over the past year, Thanos boasts a superior overall win rate and performs exceptionally in deciding set scenarios.

Their surface preferences reveal Added's comfort on traditional Hard courts against Thanos's proficiency on Indoor Hard surfaces. However, neither player has a significant advantage in terms of the event level they typically play.

Considering the balance of strengths—Thanos's more aggressive return game, Added's pressure-handling ability, and Thanos's higher success in high-stakes moments like deciding sets—the statistical lean slightly favors Thanos to emerge victorious in this encounter.