David Poljak vs Daniel Milavsky Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, Daniel Milavsky has edged out David Poljak in second serve success rates, securing 46.75% compared to Poljak's 44.60%. Is Milavsky's slight advantage in this area an indicator of victory? It could be.
• Their return game performance shows a similar trend, with Milavsky narrowly leading with 43.93% on opponents' second serves against Poljak's 43.67%, while Poljak is slightly ahead on first serve returns with 26.81% against Milavsky's 24.68%.
• When saving breakpoints, Milavsky demonstrates stronger resilience under pressure, saving 54.76% compared to Poljak's 50.00%.
• Overall match performance gives Milavsky the upper hand, with a 71.83% win rate over the last year versus Poljak's 60.38%.
• Both players excel on hard surfaces, boasting their best win rates there. Milavsky's 59% win rate on I.hard surfaces is comparable to Poljak's 59% on Hard courts.
• Regarding playing levels, Milavsky achieves an impressive 80.39% win rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, surpassing Poljak's 68.89%.
• Despite playing higher-ranked opponents (average rank of 234.04), Poljak faces a stiffer competition than Milavsky, whose opponents have an average rank of 395.23.
• In deciding sets, Milavsky shows superior endurance and performance, winning 64% compared to Poljak's 44% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 5, 2025, UTC):

The head-to-head statistics suggest that Daniel Milavsky maintains a slight edge over David Poljak in several critical areas.

Milavsky shows better second serve performance, slightly more effective return game, and greater resilience under breakpoint pressure. His overall win rate over the past year significantly outshines Poljak's record, aligning with his higher performance on the Futures/Satellites level.

Although Poljak has faced higher-ranked opponents on average, Milavsky's consistent winning trend in deciding sets offers a substantial advantage.

Considering these insights, Daniel Milavsky is the favored player to win the upcoming match against David Poljak.