Martin Borisiouk vs Dominick Mosejczuk Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Martin Borisiouk slightly ahead with 42.86% of points won compared to Dominick Mosejczuk’s 42.53%. Could this marginal difference indicate a potential edge in this matchup?
• Martin Borisiouk displays stronger return game stats, winning 47.76% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Dominick Mosejczuk wins 45.00%. On first serve returns, Borisiouk also leads with 25.56% over Mosejczuk's 21.93%.
• Under pressure, Dominick Mosejczuk saves 59.26% of breakpoints, outperforming Martin Borisiouk's 52.67%. Does this indicate Mosejczuk’s resilience in crucial moments?
• In overall performance over the past year, Borisiouk has a higher win rate, securing 65.22% of his matches compared to Mosejczuk's 28.57%.
• Surface performance demonstrates Borisiouk’s best work on I.hard (64% win rate), while Mosejczuk excels on Clay with a 64% win rate.
• At the $10K level, Borisiouk has won 68.75% of his matches, in contrast to Mosejczuk's 20.00%, suggesting Borisiouk's better form relative to competition level.
• When facing quality opponents, Borisiouk competed against players with an average rank of 327.91, significantly higher than Mosejczuk's opponents with an average rank of 582.14.
• In deciding sets, Borisiouk has a 50% winning record over the past year, while Mosejczuk is yet to win a deciding set, indicating a possible advantage for Borisiouk in tight matches.

Editorial Prediction (October 2, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the players' recent performance patterns, Martin Borisiouk shows a slight edge in second serve statistics, indicating a small potential advantage in service games.

Return game abilities further favor Borisiouk, who consistently demonstrates stronger performance against opponents’ serves. However, it is notable that Mosejczuk exhibits higher breakpoint saving abilities, signifying resilience under pressure.

Considering overall win rates over the past year and the quality of opponents faced, Borisiouk appears to have a stronger performance record. His impressive adaptability across surfaces, especially on I.hard, contrasts with Mosejczuk’s limited match successes.

Given their comparative records in deciding sets and competition levels, Borisiouk seems strategically positioned to capitalize on any critical moments should the match reach a tight conclusion.

Factoring these elements together, Martin Borisiouk is most likely to emerge as the winner in the upcoming tennis match against Dominick Mosejczuk.