Leandro Riedi vs Hamish Stewart Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve efficiency shows Riedi has a slight edge, winning 49.36% of points compared to Stewart's 46.95%.
• Stewart is slightly better at winning points on the opponent's second serve, at 45.39%, as opposed to Riedi’s 43.91%.
• Who is better at returning first serves? Riedi has the advantage, winning 26.42% compared to Stewart's 22.22%.
• Can saving breakpoints determine the match? Stewart is slightly more effective under pressure, saving 56.74% compared to Riedi's 55.56%.
• Overall performance shows Stewart leading with a 64.62% win rate over the past year, while Riedi has a win rate of 58.82%.
• Surface preference plays a role, with Riedi performing best on grass (67%) and Stewart excelling on indoor hard courts (68%).
• When it comes to match quality, Riedi has faced opponents with a higher average ranking of 248.71, compared to Stewart's 397.68.
• Deciding set performance is closely matched, with both players winning 50% of deciding sets in the past year.
• Both players have a similar breakpoint conversion rate, with Stewart at 33.33% and Riedi slightly lower at 32%.

Editorial Prediction (June 25, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming matchup, Riedi's recent performance metrics show a consistent ability to win points off the second serve, which can be a key factor. However, Stewart's slightly superior return game might offset this, suggesting a balanced match when it comes to serve and return dynamics.

The players' success under pressure might sway in favor of Stewart, given their slightly higher breakpoint save percentage, which could prove crucial in pivotal game moments.

Sustained performance over the past year favors Stewart due to a higher overall win percentage. Additionally, Stewart's matches have predominantly been against less-ranked opponents, which might affect psychological readiness for tougher matches compared to Riedi, who has faced stronger players.

Both competitors are evenly matched in deciding sets, making this aspect an unpredictable component if the match extends.

Given the comprehensive analysis, Stewart's blend of overall higher win rate, strong breakpoint conversion, and previous experience edges them as the likely candidate to win this encounter.