Michael Agwi vs Hamish Stewart Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance impact match predictions? Stewart has a slight edge, winning 47.59% of second serve points compared to Agwi's 43.59%, indicating a more consistent serve under pressure.
• In terms of returning opponents' second serves, Agwi demonstrates superior skill, winning 53.17% of these points, outpacing Stewart who wins 45.18% of them.
• Looking at first serve return success, Agwi also leads with a rate of 26.53%, while Stewart follows with 22.34%, highlighting Agwi's stronger return game.
• In pressure situations, Stewart has displayed stronger resilience by saving 57.49% of breakpoints compared to Agwi's 50.5%.
• Both players have a similar winning percentage over the past year, with Agwi at 66.67% and Stewart at 65.75%, showing closely matched overall performance.
• Which surface favors these players more? Agwi excels on indoor hard courts with a 72% win rate, whereas Stewart's best is also indoor hard at 68% win rate.
• Analyzing tournament levels, both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, winning at similar rates; Agwi at 69.23% and Stewart at 69.35%.
• Agwi's opponents had an average rank of 446.39 over the last year, while Stewart faced slightly stronger opposition with an average rank of 403.77.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Stewart has the upper hand, winning 56% of such sets while Agwi has taken 47% over the past year.
• Agwi converts break points at 35.07%, closely matched by Stewart at 34.94%, showcasing comparable abilities in critical game moments.

Editorial Prediction (August 2, 2025, UTC):

Agwi and Stewart possess closely matched capabilities across several facets of their games, from serving consistency to breakpoint opportunities. However, Agwi's stronger performance in return games may provide them with a slight edge in this area.

Stewart has shown superior ability in pressure situations, such as saving more breakpoints and performing better in deciding sets, indicating mental toughness that could prove decisive in tight situations.

Whilst both players perform well on indoor hard courts, it is important to note that Stewart has consistently faced more highly ranked opponents, suggesting a robust level of competition that may have honed their skills further.

Considering these variables, Stewart's strong mental fortitude and competitive experiences suggest they hold a marginal advantage. Therefore, Stewart is predicted to emerge victorious in the upcoming match, albeit likely in closely contested sets.