Matthias Ujvary vs Maik Steiner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Matthias Ujvary has a second serve win rate of 42.94% in recent form, slightly lower than Maik Steiner's 43.86%. Could this small margin impact match prediction?
• In return games, Ujvary excels with a 52.16% win rate on opponents' second serves, surpassing Steiner's 47.17%.
• First serve return stats show Maik Steiner has a slight edge, winning 30.35% compared to Ujvary's 28.48%.
• Under pressure, Maik Steiner has saved 54.20% of breakpoints recently, narrowly outperforming Ujvary's 53.15%。
• Over the past year, Ujvary has a win rate of 53.97%, significantly higher than Steiner's 43.75%.
• Both players perform best on clay, boasting a 47% win rate; however, Steiner holds a better overall W/L record on clay.
• Ujvary has a stronger performance in futures and ITF tournaments, winning 56.67% of matches compared to Steiner's 45.00%.
• In their only prior encounter, Steiner claimed victory, winning both sets with a score of 6-2, 6-4 on clay.
• Head-to-head matches have averaged a duration of 1 hour and 36 minutes.
• Ujvary has faced stronger opponents on average this year with an opponent ranking of 261, whereas Steiner's opponents average a rank of 482.25.
• In deciding sets, Steiner leads with a winning rate of 43% compared to Ujvary's 35% over the last year. Does Steiner's edge in deciding sets suggest he thrives under pressure?

Editorial Prediction (October 15, 2025, UTC):

Both players demonstrate specific strengths, but Matthias Ujvary comes out ahead in most categories, notably his return game on second serves and higher overall win percentage over the past year. However, Maik Steiner's slight edge in deciding set performance suggests he is a formidable opponent under tight conditions.

Steiner holds a psychological advantage, having won their only previous encounter and demonstrating a slight overall lead in pressure situations. Additionally, his recent performance in first serve returns could potentially tip the balance in his favor if this trend continues.

Despite Ujvary's generally stronger stats, Maik Steiner's historical head-to-head success and ability to save breakpoints under pressure make him the more likely candidate to win this upcoming match.