Jason Murray Kubler vs Dane Sweeny Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the head-to-head history between Sweeny and Kubler, they have encountered each other once. In this match, Kubler emerged victorious, securing a win in two of the three sets they played. The last time they faced off was at the M 25 Burnie semifinals, held on February 22, 2025, on a hard court, where Kubler triumphed with a scoreline of 6-7(5) 6-3 6-4. This historical matchup insight provides a foundation for predictions, especially as the average duration of their matches is around 2 hours and 31 minutes.

When considering their recent performances over the last 12 months, Kubler shows an impressive win ratio in his matches, winning 78.13% of his games compared to Sweeny's 38.64%. Specifically, Kubler has excelled in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, achieving an 86.96% success rate, while Sweeny struggled more, with a win rate of just 23.08% at the Challengers/ITF tournaments >$10K level. This difference highlights Kubler's current form and suggests a potential edge in this upcoming match.

In terms of second serve returns over the past six months, Sweeny has claimed 45.45% of his opponent's second serve points, slightly edging out Kubler who secured 45.2%. However, Sweeny's first serve return success of 28.2% is notably superior to Kubler's 21.7%. The performance of both players under pressure is also worth noting. Kubler has demonstrated a stronger ability to save breakpoints, with a 56.81% success rate compared to Sweeny's 54.58%, which could be decisive in crucial match moments.

Regarding performance on different surfaces, Kubler's best career surface is clay, where he holds a 70% win rate, while Sweeny excels on hard courts with a 59% win rate. Kubler also leads in second serve point wins, achieving 46.63% to Sweeny's 44.29% over the last six months. On break point conversion, Sweeny has managed a conversion rate of 32.14%, slightly ahead of Kubler who converted 28.95% of his opportunities. These statistics will be critical, particularly when evaluating live in-game betting situations.

Evaluating their ability to perform in high-pressure situations, Sweeny has a slight edge in tiebreak victories, winning one against Kubler who has yet to win against him. However, Kubler demonstrates a knack for deciding sets, winning 50% over the past year compared to Sweeny's 43%. Additionally, Sweeny's opponents had a higher average rank of 355.23, indicating he faced more challenging opponents compared to Kubler’s 466.28-ranked adversaries.

Considering all these statistics and historical performances, Kubler appears to be the favored player going into this match. His remarkable win percentage over the past year, coupled with his track record in head-to-head encounters against Sweeny, strongly suggests that Kubler is likely to emerge as the victor in this upcoming tennis face-off.