Hamish Stewart vs Charlie Robertson Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Hamish Stewart has a superior second serve performance, winning 47.98% of points compared to Charlie Robertson's 40.55% in recent form. Could this serve advantage give Stewart an edge?
• In return games, Robertson excels, winning 48.46% of opponents' second serve points against Stewart's 43.51%, indicating a strong return play.
• In recent performance, Robertson leads first serve return stats at 33.62%, compared to Stewart's 23.75%, suggesting Robertson's return game is a critical strength.
• Stewart has a slight advantage in saving breakpoints, defending against 55.10% while Robertson saves 53.08% under pressure.
• Over the past year, Stewart’s winning record is 67.86%, outperforming Robertson's 33.33%, showcasing a significant difference in their recent success.
• Both players excel on I.hard surfaces with a 69% win rate, but Stewart's match experience is considerably broader with more total wins.
• Stewart’s match level has mainly been at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments with a 70.49% success rate, while Robertson has a lower win percentage of 38.46% at the same level.
• In past head-to-head encounters, Stewart has a perfect record, winning their only meeting relatively comfortably in straight sets.
• Stewart generally faces higher-ranked competition, implying he might be more accustomed to facing tougher opponents.
• Crucially, Stewart has won 59% of deciding sets over the last year, vastly outperforming Robertson's 25% success rate in tight matches.

Editorial Prediction (October 29, 2025, UTC):

Hamish Stewart's consistent performance on second serves and his ability to save breakpoints give him a measurable advantage in potentially critical phases of the match. His broad experience and higher match win percentage over the past year highlight his strong form.

Although Charlie Robertson excels in return games, particularly against first serves, his overall win record and performance under pressure suggest Stewart's competitiveness and experience might prevail.

Given their past head-to-head results and Stewart's higher success rate in deciding sets, Hamish Stewart is the likely victor in this upcoming matchup.