Sebastian Dominko vs Carlo Alberto Caniato Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does Dominko's second serve compare to Caniato's? Dominko wins 56.14% of second serve points, surpassing Caniato's 42.25%.
• Return game strength: Dominko wins 45.45% of opponent's second serve points, slightly behind Caniato's 46.88%.
• First serve returns show Dominko at 20.91% compared to Caniato's 22.95%, indicating Caniato's slight edge.
• Under pressure, Caniato saves 45.45% of breakpoints, which is somewhat better than Dominko's 41.18%.
• Overall match performance over the past year: Dominko has a 75% win rate, higher than Caniato's 56.25%.
• Surface preference: Dominko excels on Hard courts with 64% wins, while Caniato favors Clay with a 58% win rate. Both struggle on Indoor Hard courts.
• Player competition level: Dominko and Caniato mostly compete in Futures/ITF $10K events, with Dominko winning a higher percentage of matches.
• Examining opponent quality: Dominko faces tougher opponents, with an average rank of 219.71, compared to Caniato's 407.81.
• In deciding sets, Caniato shows better performance, winning 71% compared to Dominko's 50%.
• Break point conversion rates show Caniato at 27.03%, marginally outperforming Dominko's 25%.

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents intriguing contrasts in player strengths. Dominko's second serve success and superior match win rate over the past year suggest robustness in his game fundamentals.

However, Caniato's proficiency under pressure, with better breakpoint saves and conversions, along with his superior performance in deciding sets, indicates strong mental resilience.

Both players have varying surface strengths, but Dominko's ability to face higher-ranked opponents and succeed suggests superior adaptability.

Considering these factors, Dominko seems poised to have the upper hand and is most likely to emerge victorious in this matchup.