Daniel Michalski vs Andrey Chepelev Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve stats show Andrey Chepelev winning 40.05% of points compared to Daniel Michalski's 40.76%. Is this a decisive difference? It slightly favors Michalski.
• In return games, Chepelev has an edge, winning 47.02% of opponents' second serve points, and Michalski 42.86%. For first serve returns, Chepelev excels with 30.60% over Michalski's 26.58%.
• Analyzing under pressure scenarios, Chepelev has saved 51.59% of breakpoints while Michalski has saved 42.66%.
• Their win percentages over the past year are quite similar, with Chepelev at 62.64% and Michalski at 62.67%.
• Their best surface is Clay where both have a 61% win rate, but Michalski has a better record in indoor hard courts with 45% compared to Chepelev's 29%.
• Chepelev primarily plays Futures/ITF events with a win rate of 62.64%, whereas Michalski competes mostly in Challenger events, winning 48.78% of his matches.
• Michalski leads their head-to-head record 4-1, winning 8 of the 10 sets they've played.
• In matches against higher-ranked opponents, Michalski faces stronger competition with an average opponent rank of 377.09 versus Chepelev's 472.8.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Michalski again holds a slight advantage, having won 70% of such sets compared to Chepelev's 59%.

Editorial Prediction (October 9, 2025, UTC):

Considering the recent form, Daniel Michalski has a slight advantage in second serve performance, edging out his opponent in this crucial area. His consistency in converting second serve points into potential game wins could be decisive.

On the return, while Chepelev shows stronger statistics, the consistency shown by Michalski in past head-to-head encounters outweighs this factor. His capability to adapt and excel during pressure moments is showcased in their past matchups.

The overall head-to-head history strongly favors Michalski, and despite Chepelev's ability to save breakpoints effectively, beating Michalski has proven challenging.

Michalski has faced higher-ranked opponents, preparing him well for competitive matchups, which further complements his slight edge in deciding sets.

Given their performance trends and head-to-head statistics, Daniel Michalski appears the most likely winner for the upcoming match.