Oskar Jansson vs Filip Stidell Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do Jansson and Stidell compare on their second serve performance? Jansson has won 43.09% of points on their second serve, while Stidell has slightly outperformed with 44%.
• In return game performance, Stidell surpasses Jansson by winning 45% of opponents' second serve points compared to Jansson's 37.62%.
• Both players show a notable difference in returning first serve points, with Jansson winning 26.92% and Stidell 33.33%.
• Looking at their ability to handle pressure, Stidell has saved 50% of breakpoints, while Jansson has saved 46.34%.
• Over the past year, Jansson has a superior match win rate of 71.43% compared to Stidell's 46.15%.
• Jansson is strongest on clay, with a 56% win ratio, whereas Stidell's performance dips on this surface to 36%.
• Both players typically compete at Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, with Jansson having a higher win rate of 71.43%, compared to Stidell’s 46.15% at this level.
• In terms of opponent quality, Stidell has challenged higher-ranked players, averaging opponents with rank 134.54, as opposed to Jansson’s 257.86.
• Jansson excels in deciding sets, boasting a perfect 100% win record over recent months, while Stidell only has a 33% success rate.
• Regarding break point conversion, Jansson leads with a 31.25% conversion rate compared to Stidell's 22.73%.

Editorial Prediction (August 12, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Jansson and Stidell presents a fascinating duel. Jansson appears to have an overall edge in match wins and deciding set outcomes over the past year. Jansson's higher breakpoint conversion rate further suggests an advantage in critical moments.

Stidell, however, competes against higher-ranked opponents and shows significantly stronger return games, both on first and second serves, suggesting potential for dominance in these facets.

Given these dynamics, while Stidell may have a statistical advantage in certain areas, Jansson's consistent overall performance and ability to convert pressure situations convincingly position them as the likely winner of the match.