Matyas Fuele vs Matic Dimic Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance shows Matyas Fuele excelling slightly with 44.42% points won compared to Matic Dimic's 40.36%.
• In returning games, Fuele also holds an edge with 48.16% success on opponents' second serves, whereas Dimic manages 39.07%.
• Does the ability to handle first serve returns make a difference? Dimic takes the lead here with 32.56% against Fuele's 27.18%.
• When under pressure, Dimic has saved a higher percentage of breakpoints at 51.94%, outpacing Fuele's 46.54%.
• Recent performance overview indicates Fuele's superior match win rate at 64.71% versus Dimic's 50.00%.
• Analyzing surface preference, Fuele performs best on Hard courts with a 68% win rate, while Dimic shines on Clay with an identical 68% success rate.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/ITF tournaments, but Fuele has a better record over the last year.
• Should we factor in opponent quality? Fuele's opponents have an average rank of 408.41, whereas Dimic has faced tougher competition with an average of 98.57.
• In deciding sets, Dimic edges out slightly with a 50% win rate compared to Fuele's 44% over the past year.
• What role does current event form play? It can be crucial, but there is no specific current event data provided for this comparison.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match sees Matyas Fuele and Matic Dimic pitted against each other with notable strengths and weaknesses.

Fuele's better second serve performance and higher success on opponents' second serves give him a statistical advantage. Despite this, Dimic's ability to save breakpoints and his superior first return stats provide areas where he can challenge Fuele effectively.

Considering their past performances, Fuele maintains a stronger win record overall and tends to excel on hard courts, aligning with his favorite playing conditions.

Although Dimic has encountered higher-ranked opponents, which could equip him with valuable experience, the overall trends favor Fuele, particularly if the match demands resilience and exploiting opportunities on second serves.

Based on these data points, Matyas Fuele emerges as the likely winner in this bout due to his consistent performance trends and execution on key aspects that typically dictate match outcomes.