Guillaume Dalmasso vs Daniel Milavsky Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Among second serve points, Milavsky outperforms Dalmasso, winning 47.61% compared to Dalmasso's 42.08% in recent form.
• When returning second serves, Milavsky edges out Dalmasso again, claiming 47.2% of points versus 44.74% for Dalmasso. However, Dalmasso slightly surpasses Milavsky on first serve returns, with 25.61% over 23.34%.
• Who fares better under pressure? Milavsky shows a higher breakpoint save rate, successfully saving 54.93% of breakpoints compared to Dalmasso’s 49.43%.
• In terms of overall performance, Milavsky has a dominant win rate of 75.51% over the last year, while Dalmasso sits at 58.33%.
• Examining surface preferences, Milavsky excels on indoor hard courts, boasting an 80% win rate, whereas Dalmasso performs best on hard courts, winning 60% of matches.
• Both players frequently participate in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Milavsky showing a superior win percentage of 80.49% versus 58.21% for Dalmasso.
• In their head-to-head history, Milavsky has been victorious in both encounters, winning 4 out of 5 sets played.
• Average match duration tends to be long, clocking in at over two and a half hours.
• In deciding set scenarios overall, Milavsky has a 59% win rate, slightly better than Dalmasso's 55% over the past 12 months.
• Dalmasso has experienced higher-ranked competition, with opponents averaging a ranking of 323.76, slightly above Milavsky's opponent average of 342.41.
• Both players have similar break point conversion stats, with Milavsky converting slightly more at 29.13% compared to Dalmasso's 28.76%.

Editorial Prediction (July 26, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Dalmasso and Milavsky promises to be a thrilling contest. Milavsky enters with a slight advantage given his stronger recent form, notably in second serve points and in saving breakpoints under pressure.

While both have similar skills in breaking serve, Milavsky's superior win record over the past year and his favorable head-to-head results against Dalmasso put him in a commendable position.

Considering surface preferences, overall performance trends, and head-to-head matchups, Milavsky is favored as the likely winner for this encounter. His proficiency in tight match situations further solidifies this prediction.