Filip Jeff Planinsek vs Marc Majdandzic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent second serve performance, Filip Jeff Planinsek has won 43.13% of points, whereas Marc Majdandzic has a slight edge at 44.88%. Does this give Majdandzic an advantage in this area? Yes, but it's minimal.
• When it comes to returning opponents' second serves, Planinsek leads with 47.86% success compared to Majdandzic's 46.40%. Could this be a decisive factor? Planinsek's higher percentage might provide him a slight edge in breaking serves.
• For first serve returns, Majdandzic outperforms Planinsek, with 30.74% to Planinsek’s 24.78%. This suggests Majdandzic may handle aggressive servers more effectively.
• Under pressure, Planinsek has saved 57.46% of breakpoints versus Majdandzic’s 51.24%, indicating better stress handling in crucial moments.
• Overall match performance in the past year stands at 68.18% for Planinsek with a 30/14 record, and 62.50% for Majdandzic with a 35/21 record. Planinsek slightly edges out in overall match wins.
• Both players have a 67% win rate on hard courts, aligning their strengths on the same surface. Yet, Majdandzic struggles more on clay with a 45% win rate.
• Planinsek, competing mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, has a better annual win rate at 69.77%, while Majdandzic posts a 62.50% win rate in the same tier.
• Planinsek encounters opponents averaging a rank of 443.32, whereas Majdandzic faces stronger competition with an average rank of 207.18, suggesting Majdandzic might be more accustomed to higher-caliber matches.
• In deciding sets, Planinsek boasts a dominant 73% win rate, clearly outperforming Majdandzic who is at 40%. A match requiring endurance and focus tips in Planinsek’s favor.

Editorial Prediction (October 1, 2025, UTC):

When analyzing the upcoming match between Filip Jeff Planinsek and Marc Majdandzic, several key factors appear pivotal. Planinsek demonstrates a higher breakpoint recovery and excels in deciding set situations, highlighting his resilience and ability to perform under pressure.

Conversely, Majdandzic shows stronger performance on first serve returns and faces tougher competition on average, indicating his experience at higher levels of play.

While Planinsek's strengths in breakpoint saving and deciding sets suggest a potential upper hand, Majdandzic's adeptness against higher-ranked players can't be overlooked. Nonetheless, considering Planinsek's aggregate performance and current form, he is slightly favored to win the forthcoming encounter.