Matthias Ujvary vs Jakub Filip Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Filip's second serve point win rate in the last 6 months is 38.2%, while Ujvary's is 45.86%. Could this give Ujvary an edge in the match prediction? It likely does, given the correlation with match prediction accuracy.
• Filip has won 44.87% of opponents' second serve points compared to Ujvary's 45.47%. Their first serve return stats are 31.76% and 33.95%, respectively. These numbers slightly favor Ujvary.
• Under pressure, Filip has saved 44.78% of breakpoints in recent form, whereas Ujvary has saved 50.63%, an advantage for Ujvary in crucial game moments.
• Over the past year, Filip has a match win percentage of 45.71%, while Ujvary stands at 52.83%. This suggests Ujvary has had more consistent performance overall.
• Filip's best surface is indoor hard courts with a win rate of 50%, but struggles on hard courts with a 17% win rate. Ujvary performs best on clay with a 47% win rate.
• Both players mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, but Ujvary has a superior win rate at 59.57% compared to Filip’s 48.48%.
• Filip's opponents have averaged a rank of 258.4, slightly lower than Ujvary's opponents at an average rank of 235.06, indicating Ujvary has faced tougher competition.
• In deciding sets, Filip has a significant advantage, winning 67% of them over the last 12 months, while Ujvary has struggled, winning only 33%.
• Filip converts 53.33% of breakpoint opportunities, a significant edge over Ujvary, who converts just 35.34%. This could be crucial for in-game bet predictions.

Editorial Prediction (May 14, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the recent form of both players, Ujvary holds a slight edge in second serve performance and return games, which could prove pivotal in this matchup. Ujvary's higher match win percentage over the past year further indicates greater consistency.

Interestingly, Filip excels in deciding set situations and breakpoint conversion, suggesting he might capitalize on crucial moments. However, Ujvary's ability to play well under pressure and his experience against higher-ranked players might give him the upper hand.

Considering the overall stats, Ujvary appears the likely winner due to his superior recent form and consistent performance, although Filip's strong show in pivotal moments could challenge this prediction if the match gets tight.