Theodore Dean vs Keisuke Saitoh Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Theodore Dean has displayed a slight edge in second serve performance, winning 44.23% of points, compared to Keisuke Saitoh's 43.22%. Can this advantage impact the match outcome? It might provide Dean a slight edge.
• Regarding return games, Dean also leads by winning 45.67% of opponent’s second serve points, while Saitoh manages 44.21%.
• First serve return success further emphasizes Dean's advantage, with 30.80% of points won, as opposed to Saitoh's 24.78%.
• Under pressure, Dean shows composure by saving 57.80% of breakpoints, while Saitoh saves only 47.34%.
• Analyzing overall match performance, Dean boasts a higher match win rate of 72% over the past year, compared to Saitoh's 43.48%.
• Both players excel on hard courts, with each showing a 78% win rate, though surface preferences appear evenly matched.
• Recent matches have shown Dean often faces tougher opponents, indicated by their average rank of 286.68, compared to Saitoh’s 369.61.
• In deciding set situations, Dean edges marginally with a 71% win rate against Saitoh’s 70%.
• While both players have similar breakpoint conversion rates (Dean at 30.91% and Saitoh at 30.69%), Dean shows slight superiority.

Editorial Prediction (November 20, 2025, UTC):

Theodore Dean's recent performance statistics suggest a slight but consistent edge over Keisuke Saitoh in several key areas. From second serve success to resilience under pressure during crucial breakpoint scenarios, Dean has shown an ability to outperform Saitoh in head-to-head comparisons.

Their overall match win rate, coupled with a history of facing tougher opponents, indicates a higher level of competitive experience and adaptability. While both players have similar strengths on hard courts, Dean’s consistent match results and ability to convert key opportunities could tip the balance in his favor.

Considering these factors, Theodore Dean appears to have a marginal advantage going into the upcoming match, making him the likely candidate to secure a win against Keisuke Saitoh.