Stefan Simonsson vs Jiri Granat Head to Head Stats

• Second Serve Performance: Both Stefan Simonsson and Jiri Granat have recently been unable to win points on their second serves, with a win rate of 0%. Could this be a critical area in determining the winner? Yes, as it strongly predicts match outcomes.
• Return Game Analysis: Neither player has succeeded in winning points on their opponent's first or second serves in recent times, again showing 0% success. Does this indicate equal weaknesses in their return games? Indeed, it implies neither has an edge in this area.
• Pressure Situations: When facing breakpoints, both Stefan Simonsson and Jiri Granat have saved none in recent months, each with a 0% save rate. Will this impact their performance under pressure? Likely, both may struggle when the pressure is on.
• Overall Performance: In the past year, neither player has won a single match, and neither has played any official matches, resulting in a 0/0 win/loss record.
• Preferred Surfaces: Stefan Simonsson performs best on grass with a 50% win rate, while Jiri Granat excels on clay with the same win percentage. Is their preferred surface relevant for this match? Not unless the match is played on their favored surface.
• Head-to-Head Record: Stefan Simonsson holds a 2-0 lead against Jiri Granat, having won all past encounters without dropping a set including their last on clay in 1981.
• Quality of Past Opponents: Both players have faced opponents with identical average rankings of 0 over the past year, offering no distinction in the quality of their competition.
• Deciding Set Performance: Both have shown no ability to claim deciding sets recently, with a shared record of 0% in such situations.

Editorial Prediction (December 22, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Stefan Simonsson and Jiri Granat promises an intriguing encounter as neither player has recently demonstrated significant competitive form, both failing to win points under pivotal circumstances.

The lack of effectiveness on both the first and second serve for each, alongside equally inefficient return games, suggests a closely contested match likely dictated by sporadic moments of brilliance or error rather than consistent skill under current conditions.

While neither player has enjoyed recent success, Simonsson's historical advantage with a perfect 2-0 head-to-head record could provide the psychological edge needed to emerge victorious.

Based on past performances and head-to-head superiority, Stefan Simonsson is slightly favored to win this upcoming encounter, with his previous success likely influencing the match dynamics.