Hamish Stewart vs Niels Visker Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Over the last six months, Niels Visker has shown slightly better performance on second serve points, winning 49.69% compared to Hamish Stewart's 47.96%. Could this serve effectiveness give Visker an advantage?
• Both players are comparable in terms of return game stats, with Visker marginally ahead. Visker wins 44.42% of opponents' second serve points versus Stewart's 43.54%. How significant is this edge for Visker?
• Visker's effectiveness in saving breakpoints in recent form stands at 57.58%, slightly above Stewart's 54.93%. This resilience could play a pivotal role in key moments.
• Overall match performances over the last year show Stewart ahead, winning 68.60% of his matches compared to Visker's 51.61%. Does this suggest Stewart's consistent form can overcome Visker's strengths?
• Regarding career best surface performances, both have their highest win percentage on hard surfaces around 70%, but neither player has a distinct surface disadvantage.
• Stewart has been more successful in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the past year with a win rate of 71.43%, compared to Visker's win rate of 51.16% in similar events. Does this reflect a higher competitive edge for Stewart?
• In their direct head-to-head, Visker leads with a 1-0 record, indicating past success against Stewart.
• The level of opponents faced in the last 12 months is quite similar for both, with marginal differences in average opponent rank.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Stewart appears better positioned, having won 59% of those scenarios, compared to Visker's 56%.

Editorial Prediction (October 31, 2025, UTC):

As Hamish Stewart and Niels Visker prepare to face off again, the statistics present a closely contested match. Stewart has shown consistently strong overall match performance and success in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, suggesting he is in good form.

Visker, while slightly less successful overall, has performed slightly better on second serve and in saving breakpoints, both critical under-pressure situations in a match.

Their previous encounter saw Visker emerge victorious, demonstrating his ability to handle Stewart’s game effectively. However, Stewart’s impressive record in deciding sets and overall match dominance over the past year provides a compelling argument for his potential resurgence.

Given these factors, Hamish Stewart is likely to be the favorite to win the upcoming match, using his recent form and high-level play to overcome Visker's strengths.