Dylan Waldorf Martin vs Giulio Perego Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Dylan Waldorf Martin's second serve points win rate stands at 33.04% recently, while Giulio Perego shows a stronger performance with 46.53%. Could this be a decisive factor? It certainly appears likely.
• In return game stats, Dylan wins 50.96% on opponents' second serves compared to Giulio’s 46.63%. Dylan also edges out slightly in first serve returns.
• Under pressure, Dylan saves 35.90% of breakpoints, whereas Giulio excels at 49.57%. Is this confidence under pressure a sign of potential victory? It might be.
• Overall match performance shows Dylan with a 14.29% win rate (2/12), contrasted with Giulio’s impressive 62.07% (18/11). Who seems more consistent overall? Giulio clearly stands out.
• Dylan's best surface win percentage is on Hard (18%), while Giulio shines on Clay (59%). Yet, on Hard, Dylan has comparable performance to Giulio.
• Dylan primarily competes in lower-tier events, winning 14.29%, whereas Giulio finds success in the same tier with a 62.07% win rate. Does Giulio's familiarity and success provide an advantage? It seems so.
• Dylan faced opponents with an average rank of 107.29, which is tougher compared to Giulio’s 172.93 ranked opponents.
• If the match progresses to a deciding set, Dylan has a 50% win rate compared to Giulio’s 20%, perhaps indicating better stamina or focus in crucial moments.

Editorial Prediction (October 22, 2025, UTC):

Dylan Waldorf Martin struggles with consistency, reflected by a lower win rate overall and on his preferred hard court surface. His second serve points win rate pales compared to Giulio Perego, creating a potential weak link in his game.

Giulio Perego, however, has exhibited better performance under pressure and consistently outperforms in their mutual competitive level. Despite his lesser success in deciding sets, Giulio's win rate and handling of breakpoints provide substantial leverage.

Taking these factors into account, Giulio Perego appears to be the likely winner for the upcoming match, leveraging his stronger recent form, pressure resilience, and overall match performance.