Ryan Peniston vs Hamish Stewart Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Peniston has recently managed to win 43.21% of points on their second serve, whereas Stewart shows a slightly better performance with 47.26% in the last six months. Does this give Stewart an edge? Arguably, yes.
• When assessing return game performance, Peniston has slightly better stats, winning 45.6% of their opponent's second serve points, compared to Stewart's 45.1%.
• Regarding first serve returns, Peniston appears stronger with 27.95%, substantially exceeding Stewart's 21.93%. What's the significance? It strongly suggests a predicted advantage for Peniston.
• Under pressure, Stewart excels in saving break points, achieving a 57.14% save rate, outperforming Peniston's 53.42%.
• Examining the players’ overall match performance over the past year, Peniston boasts a higher win rate of 70.73%, compared to Stewart's 64.71%.
• On hard surfaces, Peniston and Stewart are nearly matched, with Peniston at 67% and Stewart slightly better at 68% win rates respectively.
• Both players display weaker performances on grass, with Peniston at 52% and Stewart marginally lower at 50%.
• Focusing on the level of competition, Peniston has faced slightly stronger opponents, averaging a rank of 384.04 versus Stewart's 400.87.
• Heading into a deciding set, Peniston exhibits greater resilience, winning 71% of such instances, whereas Stewart has won 50%.
• Both players convert break point opportunities well, with Stewart slightly ahead, converting 33.7% versus Peniston's 31.3%.

Editorial Prediction (July 11, 2025, UTC):

Delving into recent second serve statistics, Stewart holds a slight edge over Peniston, which may be pivotal in close games. Conversely, Peniston's superiority in first serve returns could be the differentiator in breaking Stewart's serve effectively.

Under pressure, Stewart has shown a greater capability to save break points. However, Peniston's consistent performance across match outcomes and superior resilience in deciding sets cannot go unnoticed.

The players are similar in their achievements on hard courts, but Peniston's stronger historical results—coupled with facing slightly higher-ranked opponents—suggest a marginal advantage.

Based on a comprehensive evaluation of recent form and all comparative metrics, Peniston is slightly favored to win the upcoming match against Stewart.