Leo Borg vs Hamish Stewart Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When analyzing the second serve performance in recent form, Borg edges slightly ahead with a 47.53% win rate compared to Stewart's 47.12%. This metric is crucial as it often influences match prediction accuracy.

Stewart appears to excel when under pressure, saving 58.43% of breakpoints compared to Borg's 58.76%. Breakpoint conversion rates, which are critical for in-game betting, show Stewart converting 39.62% of opportunities, just above Borg's 39.39%.

Return game statistics for recent form indicate that Stewart has won 46.83% of points on their opponent's second serve, whereas Borg holds a slightly lower figure of 44.23%. First serve returns are nearly even, with Stewart at 22.35% and Borg at 22.29%, aiding in predicting favored outcomes in this matchup.

In the past year, Stewart has a match win rate of 60% (W/L 30/20), while Borg boasts a marginally higher rate at 62.5% (W/L 35/21). Stewart's best career surface is on indoor hard courts, where they win 68% of matches, unlike grass where they have yet to secure a victory. Conversely, Borg thrives on hard courts with a 64% win rate, but struggles on indoor hard courts at 25%.

Both players have primarily competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments over the last year. Stewart has won 66.67% (W/L 28/14) of these matches, as opposed to Borg's 68.09% victory rate (W/L 32/15). This aspect is essential when comparing player stats relative to the tournament level they've participated in.

Consider the opponent quality—Stewart faced opponents averaging a rank of 371.58 over the last year, while Borg's opponents averaged 397.46. In deciding sets, Borg holds a significant advantage, winning 65% compared to Stewart's 43%.

While historical player performance is valuable, assessing current event stats is vital for determining which player is in form. Additionally, certain players perform better at specific events, a factor to consider when predicting match results.

Given the statistics and historical data, Borg is poised as the favorite to win this upcoming match against Stewart.