Iannis Miletich vs Tom Zeuch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Zeuch and Miletich have comparable second serve success, with Zeuch slightly ahead at 45.09% compared to Miletich's 44.36%. Does this give Zeuch an edge in tight matches? Likely.
• In terms of returning opponents' serves, Miletich has a narrow advantage, returning 44.59% of second serve points versus Zeuch’s 44.5%.
• For first serve returns, Miletich again has a small edge with 29.84% compared to Zeuch’s 29.29%.
• Under pressure, Miletich saves breakpoints far better, managing 54.81% against Zeuch's 43.1%, suggesting a possible advantage in crucial moments.
• Both players have similar overall win rates in the past year: Zeuch at 57.69% and Miletich at 57.97%.
• Surface preferences could play a role: Zeuch excels on hard courts (57%), whereas Miletich performs best on clay (59%).
• On player levels, both compete mainly at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tier, with Zeuch winning 60% and Miletich 58.21%, implying a similar competitive experience.
• Zeuch generally faces stronger competition, with opponents averaging a rank of 83.12 compared to Miletich’s average opponent rank of 310.84. Is this an indication of Zeuch's adaptability to higher-level play? Yes.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Miletich has a clear advantage, winning 61% of such sets, whereas Zeuch only wins 29%.
• Regarding breakpoints, Zeuch converts more opportunities at 29.79%, with Miletich slightly behind at 26.9%.

Editorial Prediction (July 17, 2025, UTC):

As we assess the upcoming match, both players exhibit strengths across various areas, making for a tightly contested encounter. Zeuch has a slight edge in second serve performance, which could be advantageous as matches often hinge on marginal gains.

Miletich's solid stats in returning both first and second serves, along with his ability to handle pressure by saving breakpoints effectively, may give him an upper hand when the match gets tense.

While Zeuch benefits from facing generally higher-ranked opponents, highlighting his experience against tougher competition, Miletich's remarkable record in deciding sets could tip the scales in his favor if the match extends to the wire.

Taking all these elements into account, the prediction leans towards Miletich as the likely winner, especially if the game pushes into crucial moments or goes to a deciding set. Despite Zeuch's slight advantage in specific areas, Miletich's consistent performance under pressure could prove decisive.