Joshua Peck vs Alex Finkelstein Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent performance shows Alex Finkelstein excelling slightly in second serve success, winning 40.54% compared to Joshua Peck's 37.72%. Does this give Alex a slight upper hand? Yes, second serve performance is crucial for match prediction accuracy.
• Joshua Peck leads in returning opponents' second serves, capturing 47.77% of those points versus Alex Finkelstein's 46.60%. This could be a key advantage.
• In terms of first serve returns, Peck also holds a slight edge with 30.32% vs. Finkelstein’s 28.24%.
• Finkelstein stands out under pressure, saving 54.13% of breakpoints compared to Peck, who saves 47.83%.
• Both players have nearly identical match win percentages over the last year, with Peck at 48.72% and Finkelstein at 50.00%.
• Surface analysis shows Peck’s best surface is Clay, with a 54% win rate, but he struggles on Indoor Hard courts with 24%. Meanwhile, Finkelstein thrives on Indoor Hard, also holding a 54% win rate, but finds no success on Grass.
• Finkelstein has competed against higher-ranked opponents, averaging an opponent rank of 188.89 versus Peck's 304.44.
• Deciding set victories have Finkelstein at 63%, slightly edging out Peck who stands at 64%. Could this tip a close match in favor of which player? It's quite evenly matched.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Both Joshua Peck and Alex Finkelstein demonstrate important strengths and areas of vulnerability as they head into their upcoming match. Peck shows considerable prowess in returning second serves and holds marginally better first serve return stats, which could prove pivotal during the game.

Conversely, Finkelstein's ability to effectively handle pressure by saving more breakpoints reveals a mental fortitude that often sways close contests. His slightly superior second serve performance also gives him a meaningful edge.

Furthermore, Finkelstein’s experience against more formidable opponents, combined with his success on his favored Indoor Hard courts, positions him well for this matchup. While Peck’s strengths, particularly on Clay, cannot be overlooked, the statistics suggest a neck-and-neck battle.

Given these considerations, Alex Finkelstein appears slightly poised to emerge victorious, especially if play hinges on his adeptness under pressure and second serve proficiency.