Hugo Dellien vs Daniel Dutra Da Silva Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When examining second serve performance over the past six months, Hugo Dellien outperforms Daniel Dutra Da Silva by securing 44.86% of points compared to 41.70% for Da Silva. Could a slight edge in second serve points influence the match outcome? It might.
• In recent form, Hugo Dellien has been less effective on return games, winning 43.21% of opponents' second serve points against Da Silva's 47.34%. However, Dellien performs slightly better on first serve returns with 28.60% compared to Da Silva's 25.97%.
• The ability to withstand pressure is key, with Hugo Dellien saving 58.52% of breakpoints, showing a stronger capacity to handle tense situations than Da Silva at 51.80%.
• During the past year, both players have similar win rates: Dellien at 54.84% versus Da Silva's 56.41%. Who holds the advantage? The stats suggest an evenly matched competition.
• Both players excel on clay with the same career surface win percentage of 66%, but neither has a successful track record on grass.
• Hugo Dellien's recent matches have mainly been at higher-level Challenger tournaments, winning 63.41%, while Da Silva has competed primarily at lower-level ITF events, winning 66.67%.
• In their head-to-head encounters, Dellien has the slight upper hand with four wins to Da Silva's three. In past contests, Dellien won the last match decisively, dominating 6-1, 6-0 on clay.
• How do they perform under extreme pressure? In deciding sets between them, the record is tied 2-2, and tiebreaks are also split at 1-1.
• Over the last year, Hugo Dellien faced higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 243.9 versus Da Silva's opponents ranked at 337.22, suggesting Dellien's experience against tougher competitors.
• Looking at all players in deciding set scenarios, Dellien edges out slightly with a 54% win rate, compared to Da Silva's 53%.

Editorial Prediction (October 16, 2025, UTC):

Tennis enthusiasts can anticipate an intriguing matchup between Hugo Dellien and Daniel Dutra Da Silva, two players with closely matched records. Dellien's superior second serve effectiveness and breakpoint saving ability suggest strength in key moments.

On the return side, Da Silva shows better statistics winning points on opponents' second serves, however, Dellien's higher success rate on first serve returns compensates for this discrepancy.

Both players demonstrate equal prowess on clay, hinting at a balanced game surface-wise. Additionally, Dellien's exposure to higher-ranked opponents in more challenging events affords him valuable experience under pressure.

Given the head-to-head tally favoring Dellien, and his performance against tougher competition, Hugo Dellien has the likely edge heading into this match and appears to be the predicted winner.