Jan Kumstat vs Tiago Pereira Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jan Kumstat has a slightly lower second serve win rate at 42.50% compared to Tiago Pereira's 47.58%, which could be a key factor in match predictions.
• On return games, Jan Kumstat edges ahead, winning 48.03% of their opponent's second serve points versus Tiago Pereira's 45.48%.
• Both players perform similarly in first serve returns, with Jan Kumstat at 27.45% and Tiago Pereira at 27.28%, indicating a tight contest in this area.
• Under pressure, Jan Kumstat has proven more resilient, saving 57.07% of breakpoints compared to Tiago Pereira’s 51.88%, suggesting potential advantage in critical moments.
• Considering overall match performance over the last year, Jan Kumstat has a slightly higher win percentage at 59.46% compared to Tiago Pereira's 58.00%.
• Jan Kumstat shows preference for indoor hard courts with a 60% win rate, while Tiago Pereira thrives on hard courts with a 60% win rate, highlighting strengths on different surfaces.
• Regarding player level, Jan Kumstat has focused on lower-tier events, winning 60% on the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuit, whereas Tiago Pereira has a higher 69.81% win rate in similar tournaments.
• Opponent quality reveals Jan Kumstat has faced opponents with a higher average rank of 344.78, compared to Tiago Pereira's 356.06, suggesting tougher competition for Kumstat.
• In deciding sets, Jan Kumstat is more successful, winning 63% compared to Tiago Pereira’s 53%, which could be crucial if the match goes the distance.

Editorial Prediction (November 5, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent performances of Jan Kumstat and Tiago Pereira reveals distinct edges and potential vulnerabilities for both players. Kumstat, while trailing slightly in second serve efficiency, compensates with stronger return stats, especially on the opponent’s second serve, and demonstrates superior breakpoint resilience.

Tiago Pereira’s strength lies in his primary surface preference, hard courts, and a commendable win rate in lower-tier tournaments. Nonetheless, Jan Kumstat’s better performance in deciding sets and overall match resilience cannot be overlooked, particularly under pressure.

Given the comparative data, Jan Kumstat seems to hold a slight edge, especially if the contest turns to critical or extended phases. Consequently, Jan Kumstat is the likely favorite to come out as the winner in their upcoming match.