Dan Martin vs Joshua Sheehy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Joshua Sheehy holds an advantage, winning 47.98% of points against Dan Martin's 44.25%.
• Despite Sheehy's edge in second serve points, Martin surpasses Sheehy in return game stats, winning 45.89% against Sheehy’s 43.73% of opponent's second serve points.
• For first serve returns, both players have comparable stats, with Martin at 25.12% and Sheehy at 24.77%.
• When under pressure, Martin has shown resilience, saving 59.22% of breakpoints, slightly better than Sheehy's 57.14% save rate.
• Over the past year, their win-loss records are nearly identical, with Martin at 49.23% and Sheehy at 48.94% in matches played.
• Martin excels on clay courts, winning 55% of matches, whereas Sheehy prefers hard courts, with a 55% win rate.
• In the last year, Martin has played mostly in lower-level tournaments, winning 55.88%, while Sheehy has competed more in higher-level events, with a 45.16% win rate.
• Looking at the opponent quality over the last year, Martin has faced tougher competition, with opponents having an average rank of 411.32 compared to Sheehy's 460.47.
• If this match goes to a deciding set, both players have similar success rates, with Martin at 44% and Sheehy at 43% in the last year.
• It is beneficial to consider current event statistics, which could influence form and make predictions more accurate.

Editorial Prediction (October 26, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Dan Martin and Joshua Sheehy appears tightly contested based on their recent performance statistics. Sheehy holds a slight advantage in terms of second serve performance, which often correlates with match outcomes.

Contrarily, Dan Martin has demonstrated superior returning skills, particularly against second serves, and better breakpoint saving ability. These capabilities could offer him crucial points in tight situations.

Both players share similar recent match win rates and deciding set records, indicating closely matched tenacity. However, Martin's repeated encounters with higher-ranked opponents might equip him better for high-pressure moments.

Considering the insights on surfaces, Martin's strengths on clay align with Sheehy's on hard courts. Thus, the match's surface could significantly impact their performances.

We predict Dan Martin, with his solid return game and strength under pressure, is slightly favored to win this upcoming tennis match.