James Duckworth vs Dane Sweeny Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• James Duckworth has been better in recent months with second serve points, winning 47.45% compared to Dane Sweeny's 42.06%.
• Who fares better in return games? Dane Sweeny edges Duckworth, winning 45.80% of opponents' second serve points to Duckworth's 43.10%.
• In first serve returns, Sweeny again takes the lead, winning 28.57% of points; Duckworth lags behind at 20.64%.
• Consider pressure scenarios: Duckworth saves 56.57% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Sweeny, who saves 53.77%.
• Over the past year, Sweeny boasts a stronger win rate at 74.75% compared to Duckworth’s 54.79%.
• Clay is Duckworth’s best surface with a win rate of 63%, contrasting with Sweeny who excels on Hard courts with the same win percentage.
• On the tour level, Duckworth has been competing more in Challenger/ITF events, while Sweeny mainly plays Futures/Satellites events showing an 80.72% win rate there.
• Head-to-head, Duckworth has a slight edge, having won their only prior encounter.
• Sweeny outperforms in deciding sets, with a 74% win rate compared to Duckworth’s 45%.
• Who has faced tougher foes? Duckworth, challenging players with an average rank of 223.23, outstrips Sweeny’s average opponent rank of 405.91.
• In terms of converting breakpoints, both are close: Duckworth at 31.25% and Sweeny slightly higher at 33.11%.

Editorial Prediction (November 21, 2025, UTC):

As we examine the stats, it's clear both competitors have their unique strengths. Duckworth performs well under pressure and enjoys stronger second serve stats. His experience against higher-ranked opponents will be invaluable.

Sweeny shows prowess in deciding sets and return games, displaying an impressive overall win rate over the past year. His ability to convert breakpoints is slightly better, indicating strong match intuition.

While Duckworth has the head-to-head advantage, Sweeny’s recent performance edge, particularly on hard courts, cannot be overlooked.

After weighing these factors, Dane Sweeny’s current form suggests he is most likely to win this upcoming match.