Jeremy Schifris vs Leonardo Taddia Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance influence match outcomes? In recent months, Jeremy Schifris has a slight edge, winning 47.75% of second serve points compared to Leonardo Taddia's 41.30%.
• In terms of returning serve, Taddia excels against second serves, winning 50.97% of opponents' points, whereas Schifris secures 45.38%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Schifris has a narrow lead at 31.75%, while Taddia is at 28.43%.
• Under pressure, both players demonstrate similar breakpoint saving abilities, with Taddia at 53.93% and Schifris at 53.42%.
• Over the past year, Schifris boasts a win rate of 47.69%, slightly higher than Taddia’s 45.16%.
• Which surfaces suit each player best? Schifris performs best on I.hard with a 56% win rate, whereas Taddia excels on Hard with the same win percentage of 56%.
• Career match levels reveal Schifris’ preference for ITF tournaments with a 49.21% win rate, compared to Taddia’s 45.16% in the same category.
• How have they fared in direct matchups? Schifris leads head-to-head with a 1-0 record, winning both sets in their previous encounter.
• When facing deciding sets, Taddia emerges stronger, winning 44% of them, unlike Schifris who wins only 24%.
• In terms of the average rank of opponents defeated over the last year, both players have faced similar levels, with Schifris competing against players ranked 212.97 and Taddia against those ranked 209.58.

Editorial Prediction (October 27, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Jeremy Schifris and Leonardo Taddia promises to be competitive given their recent form and head-to-head statistics.

Schifris holds a distinct advantage in second serve performance, a crucial aspect linked to match success. Additionally, his historical success in direct encounters gives him an upper hand.

Although Taddia shows strength in returning second serves and performs better in deciding sets, Schifris holds the better record on the surface they will be playing on (I.hard).

Both players are relatively matched in breakpoint-saving abilities and overall match rate over the last year, further balancing their strengths and weaknesses.

Considering all aspects, while Taddia has shown capabilities to challenge, Jeremy Schifris is the likely favorite to win this match, given his better performance in crucial statistical areas.