Hugo Dellien vs Vitaliy Sachko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: In the past six months, Sachko has won 42.9% of points on second serves, whereas Dellien has a slightly higher percentage at 44.87%. Does this give Dellien a slight edge in serving? Yes, it might.
• Return Game Stats: Sachko has an advantage in winning points on their opponent's second serve at 48.75% compared to Dellien's 41.88%. However, both players are nearly equal when returning first serves with Sachko at 29.01% and Dellien at 29.34%.
• Under Pressure Analysis: Dellien saves breakpoints more effectively, with a rate of 59.17% versus Sachko's 51.36%, indicating a tendency to remain stronger during crucial moments.
• Performance Overview: Over the past year, Dellien has won 66.67% of his matches, outperforming Sachko who secured victory in 60.71% of his games.
• Best Surface: Sachko excels on indoor hard courts with a 60% win rate, while struggling on grass with 0%. Dellien’s best surface is clay, boasting a 66% win rate, with his weakest being grass at 25%.
• Player Level: Dellien shows a stronger presence in Challengers/ITF tournaments, winning 72.73% of matches, whereas Sachko won 64.79% in similar competitions.
• Head-to-Head Record: The sole previous encounter saw Dellien triumphing over Sachko in straight sets, strengthening Dellien's position in this matchup.
• Opponent Quality: Dellien has faced relatively stronger opponents with an average rank of 247.52 compared to Sachko's 372.06.
• Deciding Set Performance: If the match extends to a deciding set, Sachko has been more successful, winning 76% of such sets, whereas Dellien has a 53% success rate.
• Break Point Conversion: Recently, Sachko has been more effective in converting breakpoints at 35.59% compared to Dellien's 32.82%.

Editorial Prediction (June 6, 2025, UTC):

Both players bring unique strengths into their upcoming match. Sachko exhibits a more dominant return game, particularly against second serves, and excels in deciding sets. He also converts breakpoints at a slightly higher rate.

On the other hand, Dellien has a robust record against higher-ranked opponents and demonstrates greater tenacity under pressure by saving more breakpoints. His past head-to-head victory over Sachko on clay suggests an understanding of his opponent's play.

Considering Dellien's previous win against Sachko and overall stronger performance metrics over the last year, Dellien is projected to be the likely winner in this upcoming tennis match.