Pietro Orlando Fellin vs Maxime Cressy Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last 6 months, Cressy has outperformed Fellin in second serve points, winning 45.58% compared to Fellin's 43.35%. Is second serve performance important? Yes, it's highly correlated with match outcomes.
• Regarding return games, Cressy also leads slightly in second serve returns at 45.4%, with Fellin a bit behind at 44.72%.
• Fellin, however, excels in first serve returns, winning 28.85%, compared to Cressy's 18.95%.
• Under pressure, Cressy shows strength by saving 56.41% of breakpoints, while Fellin has saved 47.13%.
• Over the past year, Fellin has a stronger win-loss record at 64.15%, whereas Cressy has secured victories in 39.39% of his matches.
• Fellin's top performance is on Hard courts with a career win percentage of 67%. In contrast, Cressy excels on Indoor Hard with a 63% win rate.
• Fellin has mainly competed in Futures/Satellites tournaments, achieving a 65.38% win rate, while Cressy has played mostly in Challengers, securing a 28.57% win rate.
• Fellin tends to compete against lower-ranked players, with an average opponent rank of 357.53, compared to Cressy's average opponent rank of 275.06.
• Should the match extend to a deciding set, Cressy is more reliable, having won 47% of such sets, while Fellin has only won 33%.
• In terms of breakpoint conversion recently, Cressy leads significantly, capitalizing on 57.14% of opportunities, against Fellin's 38.82%.

Editorial Prediction (May 11, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the players' recent statistics, Cressy appears to have a slight edge over Fellin in key aspects that could influence the match outcome. His second serve success and breakpoint conversion rates are notably better, which often are crucial in turning match moments.

While Fellin boasts a superior overall win-loss record over the past year and excels in first serve returns, Cressy's ability to perform under pressure, as seen in higher breakpoint savings, suggests resilience in critical situations.

Considering the match could go to a deciding set, Cressy's better track record gives him an additional advantage. Also, his experience against stronger opponents reflects a potential ability to handle higher-level competition better.

Taking all these factors into account, Cressy seems the more likely candidate to come out victorious in this upcoming encounter.