Lorenzo Sonego vs Sebastian Korda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance in the last six months shows Lorenzo Sonego winning 49.25% of points, narrowly outperforming Sebastian Korda's 47.02%.
• In return game stats, Sonego wins 42.53% of opponent's second serve points, while Korda takes a slight lead with 44.20%.
• When attacking first serves, Sonego wins 23.77% of points, closely matched by Korda's 23.31%.
• Under pressure, Sonego saves 57.00% of breakpoints, just better than Korda's 56.47%. Can this give Sonego an edge?
• When looking at match wins over the last year, Korda stands stronger with a 56.76% win rate against Sonego's 42.00%.
• Sonego excels on Clay courts at 59% while his Hard court performance drops to 48%. Korda's best surface is Grass; is his versatility a key advantage?
• In terms of playing level, Korda exhibits higher success on the Main tour, winning 61.11% of matches compared to Sonego's 38.46%.
• Direct head-to-head sees Sonego leading 3-2 in past encounters, winning 6 out of 10 sets played between them.
• Their last match on Hard courts saw Korda clinch victory, raising the question if he can repeat his success.
• Average opponent strength over 12 months shows Korda facing slightly tougher competition, with opponents ranked at 65.22 versus Sonego's 71.42.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Korda holds a significant advantage, winning 57% compared to Sonego's 35% in such scenarios.

Editorial Prediction (October 27, 2025, UTC):

As we gear up for the upcoming match, Sonego shows a consistent edge in second serve points and slight upper hand in saving breakpoints, factors that could play in his favor under pressure.

However, Korda's superior overall match wins, particularly on the Main tour, suggest a higher level of sustained performance against strong opposition.

Korda has recently triumphed in their last encounter, signaling that he may have adapted a successful strategy against Sonego.

Given these insights, Korda's diverse adaptability and current performance trends suggest that he is the likely victor in this much-anticipated clash.