Dane Sweeny vs Filip Peliwo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Dane Sweeny has a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 41.96% of points over the last six months compared to Filip Peliwo's 43.01%. Could this small margin impact the match outcome significantly?
• In return game stats, Dane Sweeny edges out, winning 47.31% of opponent's second serve points, against Filip Peliwo's 46.09%.
• When it comes to first serve return points, Filip Peliwo narrowly leads, winning 29.35% compared to Dane Sweeny's 28.83%.
• Under pressure, Dane Sweeny excels by saving 53.61% of breakpoints, notably higher than Filip Peliwo's 45.26%.
• Performance-wise, Dane Sweeny has a superior match win rate over the past year at 71.58% compared to Filip Peliwo's 61.96%.
• Both players have their highest win percentages on hard courts, each at 63%, indicating a competitive matchup on this surface.
• Over the last year, Dane Sweeny has had an impressive 80.00% win rate in $10K ITF tournaments, surpassing Filip Peliwo's 60.76% in the same category.
• In direct head-to-head encounters, Dane Sweeny leads 2-0. Could previous victories provide a psychological edge for Sweeny?
• Typically, matches between them last over two hours, suggesting closely contested encounters.
• When facing deciding sets, Dane Sweeny tends to perform better, winning 69% compared to Filip Peliwo's 61%.
• Dane Sweeny's recent competition has been slightly stronger on average, facing opponents with an average rank of 401.67 compared to Filip Peliwo's 450.02.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming tennis match, Dane Sweeny's consistent second serve return performance could play a crucial role. Though Filip Peliwo has a marginally better first-serve return stat, Sweeny's ability to win critical points and save breakpoints demonstrates his mental toughness under pressure.

Overall performance trends favor Dane Sweeny, highlighted by his higher win rate in recent matches and head-to-head encounters. Additionally, when playing matches of greater psychological importance, including deciding sets, Sweeny appears consistently stronger.

Given these factors, Dane Sweeny seems more likely to secure a victory in this matchup, building on his past successes against Filip Peliwo and his ability to win crucial points in pressured moments.