Fajing Sun vs Darwin Blanch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance affect the match outcome? Sun has been winning 47.95% of their second serve points recently, outperforming Blanch's 42.53%.
• When it comes to returning the opponent's second serve, the players are closely matched, with Sun winning 45.67% of points and Blanch slightly ahead at 45.74%.
• In first serve returns, Sun has a bit of an edge, capturing 28.95% of points compared to Blanch's 27.02%.
• Under pressure, who handles breakpoints better? Sun saves 56.07% of breakpoints, narrowly ahead of Blanch who saves 55.39%.
• Over the past year, Blanch has a higher match win rate at 71.43%, while Sun stands at 60.94%.
• Regarding surface preferences, Sun excels on Indoor Hard, with a 60% win rate, whereas Blanch performs better on Hard courts, winning 68% of matches.
• Both players have a similar success rate in the $10K Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Sun winning 76.67% and Blanch 76.09% of their matches.
• The average opponent rank for Sun is 425.72, while Blanch's is slightly tougher at 425.45.
• Blanch shows superior performance in deciding sets, winning 67%, compared to Sun’s 59% success rate over the last year.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion, Blanch has a slight advantage, converting 34.97% of opportunities, whereas Sun converts 33.67%.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

This upcoming tennis match presents a fascinating comparison between Sun and Blanch, with both players showing strengths in different areas. Sun edges out Blanch in second serve success and first serve return points, demonstrating a slight advantage in those areas.

Blanch, however, has a more impressive win percentage over the past year and is notably better in deciding sets, making them resilient in closely contested matches. The small differences in recent form highlights Blanch as the player with a slightly better break point conversion rate as well.

Balancing the players’ performance on their favored surfaces, Blanch's forte on Hard courts compared to Sun's Indoor Hard preferences remains crucial, especially on a surface that suits Blanch better.

Taking the comprehensive stats into account, Blanch appears to have a slight edge. With greater consistency over the past year and better records in crucial moments, Blanch is the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in this contest.