Mika Petkovic vs Adhithya Ganesan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the past six months, Petkovic has slightly outperformed Ganesan on second serve points, winning 45.47% compared to Ganesan's 44.79%.
• Conversely, Ganesan has been more effective in returning second serves, with a success rate of 49.45% versus Petkovic's 46.88%.
• Who returns first serves better? Ganesan, at 31.2%, has an edge over Petkovic, who stands at 26.99%.
• Under pressure, Petkovic has saved breakpoints more often, at 55.88%, compared to Ganesan’s 54.28%.
• Examining recent win-loss records over the past year, Ganesan has a better overall performance, winning 59.02% of matches, while Petkovic has won 50.98%.
• Both players excel on clay, but Ganesan has a higher win percentage of 67%, compared to Petkovic's 58%.
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments, Ganesan has shown superior performance with a 62.07% win rate against Petkovic's 52.17%.
• Has Ganesan faced tougher competition? Interestingly, no. Petkovic has faced stronger opponents with an average rank of 308.88, compared to Ganesan's 382.23.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Ganesan is more likely to prevail, with a success rate of 52%, while Petkovic has won 41% of such sets.
• Converting breakpoints is crucial in tight matches. Ganesan has a slight advantage here too, converting 37.37% of breakpoints, whereas Petkovic has converted 33.9%.

Editorial Prediction (September 6, 2025, UTC):

Recent performance indicators suggest a closely contested match between Petkovic and Ganesan. Petkovic has a slight edge in second serve points won, but Ganesan excels in return games, both on first and second serves.

While Petkovic has shown resilience in saving breakpoints, Ganesan's overall win rate and effectiveness in converting breakpoints place him in a favorable position. Petkovic's schedule involved playing higher-ranked opponents, which might have toughened his gameplay. However, Ganesan's consistency in winning deciding sets further strengthens his candidacy as a possible winner.

Considering both players' strengths and current form, Ganesan appears to have a slight overall advantage and is the most likely winner of the upcoming match.