Maks Kasnikowski vs Daniil Glinka Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Regarding second serve performance in recent months, Daniil Glinka slightly edges Maks Kasnikowski with a win ratio of 46.50% compared to Kasnikowski's 46.23%. Can such a minimal difference impact match predictions? Historically, it can.
• For return game statistics, Kasnikowski demonstrates superior performance by winning 46.41% of opponent's second serves and 25.86% of first serves, while Glinka's numbers are 43.20% and 24.62% respectively.
• Analyzing resilience under pressure, Maks Kasnikowski narrowly outperforms Daniil Glinka, saving 52.65% of breakpoints, slightly better than Glinka's 52.45%.
• In terms of overall performance, Glinka has a higher match win rate of 71.60% over the past year, compared to Kasnikowski's 67.44%.
• Both players excel on indoor hard surfaces with equal career win rates of 61%. However, they show contrasting results on clay, with Kasnikowski maintaining the same win percentage while Glinka dips to 47%.
• Consider the tournament level: Glinka's win rate of 69.57% in Challengers/ITF > $10K events surpasses Kasnikowski's 54.55% in a similar setting.
• Direct head-to-head matchups reveal Glinka's dominance, having won their only past encounter and both sets played.
• Glinka has faced opponents with an average ranking of 426.27 over the last year, indicating slightly less competitive matchups than Kasnikowski, who faced opponents averaging a rank of 364.58.
• In terms of deciding sets, Kasnikowski outperforms with a 72% win rate compared to Glinka's 58%.
• Kasnikowski also converts a higher percentage of breakpoints at 37.75%, emphasizing his potential to capitalize on key moments, whereas Glinka converts only 26.82%.

Editorial Prediction (November 15, 2025, UTC):

Both Daniil Glinka and Maks Kasnikowski present themselves as formidable opponents, each with their strengths and vulnerabilities. While Glinka boasts a slightly higher overall success rate in matches, Kasnikowski's recent performance metrics, particularly in return games and breakpoint conversion, provide him with a tactical edge.

Glinka's experience and historical head-to-head advantage cannot be discounted, yet Kasnikowski's superior play against higher-ranked opponents and his decisive set-winning capability suggest he is more adaptable under high-pressure scenarios.

Given these factors, Maks Kasnikowski emerges as the likely victor in this upcoming clash, provided that he maintains his recent form and seizes opportunities effectively on the court.