Francesco Passaro vs Dan Added Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Dan Added and Francesco Passaro compare in recent second serve performance? Francesco Passaro has a slight edge, winning 47.48% of points compared to Dan Added's 43.73%.
• In the return game, Dan Added surpasses Francesco Passaro in opponent's second serve returns, with a win rate of 44.79% against 43.07%.
• For first serve returns, Francesco Passaro has a marginal advantage, winning 23.76% of points, while Dan Added captures 23.12%.
• Under pressure, Francesco Passaro excels at breakpoint saving, boasting a rate of 60.58% compared to Dan Added's 53.71%.
• Over the past year, Dan Added has a higher match win percentage, achieving 70.10% compared to Francesco Passaro's 61.76%.
• Considering surface preferences, Dan Added performs best on Hard courts, while Francesco Passaro excels on Clay.
• Evaluating player level, Dan Added has played predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning 75.38% of matches, whereas Francesco Passaro competes mostly in Challengers/ITF > $10K and wins 59.52%.
• In head-to-head encounters, Francesco Passaro leads with one victory out of their sole matchup, winning in straight sets.
• Dan Added's opponents average a lower rank of 384.57, whereas Francesco Passaro's opponents average 188.24, suggesting tougher competition for Passaro.
• In deciding sets, Dan Added slightly leads with a 74% win rate compared to Francesco Passaro's 72%.

Editorial Prediction (November 2, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent form and serving statistics, Francesco Passaro has displayed slightly better performance on second serves, an area that could provide a competitive edge in this match.

Dan Added demonstrates a superior return game against second serves but is marginally outperformed on first serves. His overall match-winning rate over the past year is noteworthy, yet it’s essential to consider the differing levels of competition each player faces.

Passaro's ability to maintain composure under pressure, proven by his superior breakpoint saving record, could be a pivotal factor in this matchup. Moreover, his previous victory over Dan Added suggests a psychological advantage.

While both have comparable success in deciding sets, the caliber of Passaro's competition might prepare him better for high-pressure situations.

Overall, based on recent performances and head-to-head outcomes, Francesco Passaro is slightly favored to win this upcoming match.