Thomas Gunzinger vs Dimitris Sakellaridis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does the second serve performance compare? Recently, Gunzinger has been slightly stronger, winning 47.5% of second serve points compared to Sakellaridis's 43.23%.
• What about return game proficiency? Sakellaridis excels here, winning 48.34% of their opponent's second serve points, with Gunzinger only at 27.27%. On the first serve, Sakellaridis also leads with 33.96% compared to Gunzinger's 26.67%.
• Under pressure, Gunzinger is impressive, saving 80% of breakpoints compared to Sakellaridis's 52.87%.
• Considering the performance overview, Sakellaridis dominated with a win rate of 63.89% (92/52), while Gunzinger has not won a match (0/1) over the past year.
• On preferred surfaces, Sakellaridis shows versatility on hard courts with a win rate of 56%, while Gunzinger does not have a win on any surface.
• In terms of player level, both have competed primarily in Futures/ITF events, but Sakellaridis has had significantly more success.
• Evaluating opponent quality, Sakellaridis's average opponent rank was 242.28, while Gunzinger hasn't faced any ranked players.
• Deciding set clout? Sakellaridis retains a slight edge, winning 52% of deciding sets, with Gunzinger yet to secure any victory.
• The break point conversion rate tells a story—Sakellaridis converts 41.49% of opportunities, whereas Gunzinger lags at 14.29%.

Editorial Prediction (August 27, 2025, UTC):

Sakellaridis exhibits a clear advantage in both return games and overall win percentages. Their ability to seize breakpoint opportunities and battle through deciding sets further underscores their competitive edge.

Conversely, Gunzinger may have the upper hand in saving breakpoints under duress, but their lack of wins over the past year and inability to defeat high-quality opponents significantly hampers their prospects.

With Sakellaridis demonstrating superiority in critical performance areas, they are the likely victor in this upcoming match.