Kalin Ivanovski vs Vito Tonejc Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do both players perform on their second serve? Ivanovski has a slight edge with 44.74% of points won compared to Tonejc's 44.36% over the past six months.
• Who dominates the return game? Ivanovski outperforms Tonejc, winning 43.69% of opponent's second serve points versus Tonejc's 40.79%. For first serve return points, Ivanovski again leads with 29.55% compared to Tonejc's 24.68%.
• Under pressure, which player holds their nerve better? Tonejc excels at saving breakpoints with a rate of 52.71%, while Ivanovski saves at 50.35%.
• Looking at overall performance, Tonejc has a stronger win rate over the last year at 58.33% compared to Ivanovski's 52.94%.
• Both players excel on hard courts; however, Tonejc boasts a slightly higher win percentage (64%) over Ivanovski's 62%.
• How does tournament experience influence their play? Ivanovski wins 70% of matches in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, slightly outperforming Tonejc's 60% win rate.
• Considering the quality of opposition, Tonejc has faced players with a higher average rank (264.67) than Ivanovski (324.76) over the last year.
• If the match proceeds to a deciding set, Ivanovski holds a better record, winning 50% of such sets, whereas Tonejc has a lower success rate of 33%.
• Analyzing breakpoint conversion, Ivanovski again comes out ahead, converting 31.82% of such opportunities, while Tonejc converts 25.86%.

Editorial Prediction (June 27, 2025, UTC):

In this upcoming match, both players display strengths in different areas. Ivanovski shows better performance in second serve points, return games, and breakpoint conversion. These factors slightly tip the scales in his favor when it comes to dominating key aspects of the match.

Tonejc, on the other hand, demonstrates resilience under pressure and has a stronger overall win rate over the past year. His ability to face higher-ranked opponents might give him a slight edge in experience. However, his lower conversion rate on breakpoints and deciding sets poses a significant challenge.

While both players have their merits, Ivanovski's performance in critical aspects such as return games and breakpoint conversion suggests he could have the upper hand. Thus, Ivanovski is most likely to win this match.