Peter Makk vs Jack Kennedy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In terms of second serve performance over the last six months, Peter Makk slightly edges out Jack Kennedy, winning 47.36% of points compared to Kennedy's 43.20%.
• Jack Kennedy has a stronger return game, winning 52.21% of opponents' second serve points, whereas Peter Makk achieves 40.89%.
• When it comes to first serve returns, Kennedy again leads with a 29.65% win rate compared to Makk's 25.78%.
• Under pressure, both save a good number of breakpoints, with Makk at 54.97% and Kennedy at 53.62%. Could this slightly favor Makk when matches get tight?
• Who has performed better over the last year? Makk performs marginally better with a 61.76% win rate as opposed to Kennedy's 57.89%.
• Surface tendencies show Makk excels on Hard courts (100%), while Kennedy's best is on I.hard (100%).
• Regarding tournament level, both have been engaged predominantly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with their win percentages closely aligned (Kennedy at 62.50% and Makk at 61.54%).
• The quality of opposition has been tougher for Makk, facing players with an average rank of 271.91 compared to Kennedy’s 534.63.
• In deciding sets, Makk shows a prowess, securing 88% of them, while Kennedy wins half at 50%.
• Past performances are crucial, but don't forget to look at how they're doing in current events, as it can significantly shift the predicted outcome.

Editorial Prediction (November 3, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their recent performances, Peter Makk exhibits a slightly better standing in second serve success, which often predicts match outcomes. Additionally, Makk plays against higher-ranked opponents regularly, suggesting exposure to stiffer competition.

Jack Kennedy’s potency in return games and first serve returns could play a pivotal role in this match. His stronger return stats give him an edge when countering Makk's serves.

While Kennedy’s performance under pressure is commendable, Makk shows slight resilience with a better breakpoint save percentage.

The decision in a deciding set favors Makk significantly, as he boasts a remarkable record of winning 88% of such sets.

Considering these factors, Peter Makk seems poised to win this upcoming match, but Kennedy's return capabilities may still pose a challenging obstacle.