Ioannis Xilas vs Reece Falck Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last 6 months, Ioannis Xilas has a slight edge in second serve points, winning 41.43%, compared to Reece Falck's 39.96%.
• Ioannis Xilas also outperforms Reece Falck on return games, winning 49.45% of opponent's second serve points, versus Falck's 46.49%.
• First serve return percentages are similar: Xilas leads slightly with 30.47% over Falck’s 29.20%.
• In high-pressure situations, like breakpoint saves, both players show equal proficiency, with Xilas saving 49.62% and Falck 49.64%.
• Over the past year, Xilas has a higher win percentage in matches played, at 69.39% compared to Falck's 62.50%.
• On clay, Xilas has a 65% win rate, whereas Falck is stronger on indoor hard courts with a 65% win rate.
• Xilas has been more successful in Futures/ITF events, winning 75.68% of matches, while Falck has won 63.49% against comparable competition.
• The average ranking of opponents Xilas faced was 437.2, while Falck competed against players with an average rank of 170.98.
• In deciding sets, Xilas wins 50% of the time, slightly higher than Falck’s 47% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 6, 2025, UTC):

Examining the recent form and head-to-head match statistics reveals a competitive matchup between Ioannis Xilas and Reece Falck. Xilas shows a marginal advantage in second serve performance and return game efficiency, which are critical for match predictions.

While both players handle pressure similarly, Xilas holds an overall more consistent winning record over the past year, a testament to his reliable performance on various surfaces. Although Falck has faced tougher opposition, which could have improved his skill set, the evidence points to Xilas being slightly more prepared to capitalize on key moments.

Considering the strengths, weaknesses, and form analysis, Ioannis Xilas is the likely favorite to win in this upcoming tennis match. However, given Falck's ability to compete against higher-ranked opponents, the match will likely be closely contested.