Prediction of Martin Borisiouk vs Dhakshineswar Suresh at M15 Winston-Salem 10-04-25

• Martin Borisiouk has a second serve win rate of 43.43% in the last 6 months, while Dhakshineswar Suresh leads with 49.28%. Will this give an edge to Suresh? It might.
• Borisiouk wins 47.28% of opponents' second serve points compared to Suresh's 38.85%, suggesting Borisiouk has a stronger return game.
• On first serve returns, Borisiouk poses a slight advantage with 26.10% over Suresh's 20.78%.
• Under pressure, Suresh slightly outperforms Borisiouk by saving 53.44% of breakpoints versus Borisiouk's 51.06%.
• Recent match wins stand at 68.00% for Borisiouk and 75.76% for Suresh, indicating Suresh's slight overall advantage in form.
• The best surface for both players is I.hard, with each having a 64% win rate, suggesting no advantage there.
• Both players frequently compete in $10K ITF tournaments, with Suresh showing better success at 77.27% over Borisiouk's 72.22%.
• Borisiouk has faced stronger opponents on average, with a typical opponent ranking of 328.84, compared to Suresh’s 378.7.
• In deciding sets, Suresh's win rate is an impressive 88%, far surpassing Borisiouk's 55%.
• Current event performances can be telling. Performance trends within the current competition should be observed for final calls.

Editorial Prediction (October 4, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing both players’ recent performances, Dhakshineswar Suresh appears to hold several statistical advantages, such as in second serve points and deciding set win rates. His ability to save breakpoints more effectively also strengthens his position.

However, Martin Borisiouk has demonstrated somewhat stronger return stats, which could play a crucial role in breaking Suresh’s serve. His experience against higher-ranked opponents may also provide him with an edge in handling high-pressure situations.

Despite Borisiouk’s strengths, the combination of Suresh's consistent form, resilience in deciding sets, and overall win rate makes him the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in their match-up.