Filip Peliwo vs Tsung-Hao Huang Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Examining second serve performance over the past six months, Peliwo has secured 42.96% of points on his second serve, surpassing Huang, who has achieved 39.01%. This metric is closely aligned with predicting match outcomes accurately, offering insights into who might have an edge in the upcoming encounter. Additionally, in terms of return game statistics during the same period, Peliwo has converted 49.48% of his opponent's second serve points. Huang trails slightly in this area, with a 48.05% success rate. When it comes to first serve returns, Peliwo's win rate is 28.38%, while Huang maintains a higher rate at 31.09%.

Under pressure, Peliwo has managed to save 51.79% of break points recently, compared to Huang's 49.5%. This statistic can be instrumental for making informed in-game betting decisions. Performance analysis over the previous year shows that Peliwo has won 50.79% of his matches, tallying a win/loss record of 32/31. Huang, in contrast, has secured victories in 43.4% of his matches, with a win/loss record of 23/30, offering a clear head-to-head prediction overview.

When considering surface performance, Peliwo excels on indoor hard courts with a career win rate of 57% (92 wins, 69 losses), while grass proves less favorable, with only a 29% win rate (2 wins, 5 losses). Conversely, Huang's best performance is on hard courts, where he holds a 55% win rate (149 wins, 122 losses), and he struggles more on indoor hard courts with just 20% (1 win, 4 losses). As for player level, in the past year, Peliwo participated primarily in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, winning 49.06% of his matches (26 wins, 27 losses). Huang competed mostly at the same level, winning exactly 50% of his matches (22 wins, 22 losses). Comparing these stats helps gauge the favorite, taking into account the tournament tier both players have been engaged in.

Examining the quality of opponents, over the last year, Peliwo faced competitors with an average rank of 137.81, indicating a stronger field compared to Huang, who played against those ranked on average at 381.87. If this match extends into a deciding set, it's crucial to note that both Peliwo and Huang have similarly won 47% of all deciding sets over the previous year, which could significantly influence live betting strategies. In terms of converting break point chances, Huang leads with a conversion rate of 45.74% recently, compared to Peliwo's 36.92%, reflecting a crucial aspect of their gameplay that holds potential insights for in-game wagering.

Based on these statistics, Peliwo appears to have a slight edge in match prediction due to his proficiency on key statistical metrics such as second serve and opponent strength. However, Huang's superior break point conversion and return game performance could challenge Peliwo's predicted victory, making this an intriguing matchup to watch.