Dawid Wisniewski vs Jasza Szajrych Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance impact match predictions? Szajrych has a significant edge, winning 44.13% of second serve points recently, whereas Wisniewski has won none.
• In terms of return game, Szajrych excels by winning 44.53% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Wisniewski’s 0%. On first serve returns, Szajrych achieves 33.63%, unlike Wisniewski’s 0% success rate.
• Examining under pressure performance, Szajrych saves 52.5% of breakpoints, showing a capacity to handle stress situations, whilst Wisniewski again stands at 0%.
• Analyzing match outcomes over the past year, Szajrych recorded a 46.34% win rate, whereas Wisniewski boasts a 60% win rate in matches, though with fewer games played.
• Szajrych excels on indoor hard surfaces with a career win rate of 64%, while Wisniewski performs best on clay with a 43% win rate.
• Both players mostly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Szajrych achieving a 51.35% win rate and Wisniewski recording 60%, highlighting a close competition in terms of player level.
• Considering opponent quality, Szajrych's opponents have an average rank of 343.93, indicating a tougher opponent pool compared to Wisniewski.
• If a match extends into a deciding set, Szajrych has a 62% win rate compared to Wisniewski’s 100% success in all games, indicating resilience from Wisniewski.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Szajrych capitalizes on 31.58% of chances, while Wisniewski again lags behind with no breakpoints converted.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

Given the recent form analysis, Szajrych demonstrates stronger second serve and breakpoint performances, crucial components in maintaining game momentum. Their ability to capitalize on opponent errors and protect their own serve under pressure offers a considerable advantage.

Szajrych's experience against higher-ranked opponents suggests more rigorous match conditions, potentially better preparing them for the current contest, despite Wisniewski’s previous success in deciding sets.

Though Wisniewski shows promise with a 100% deciding set win rate, their lack of recent form in key metrics such as second serve performance and breakpoint conversion, compared to Szajrych, lessens their winning prospects.

Reviewed collectively, Szajrych's performance statistics and experience against higher-caliber opponents indicate they are the likely winner in this upcoming match.