Toby Samuel vs Peter Fajta Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Peter Fajta has a slight edge over Toby Samuel in second serve effectiveness, leading with 45.56% compared to 44.04%.
• Interestingly, Toby Samuel demonstrates superior return game performance, capturing 46.84% of second serve return points versus Fajta's 43.23%.
• Fajta has proven more efficient under pressure, saving 58.33% of breakpoints as opposed to Samuel's 48.90%.
• Considering match win rates, Toby Samuel outperforms with a 75.00% win rate over Fajta's 67.31% in the previous year.
• Both players share a 76% win rate on their best surfaces: Fajta on I.hard, Samuel on Hard courts, but Samuel falters more on I.hard with a 60% win rate.
• Within the last year, Samuel has a higher success rate in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K tournaments at 80.00%, compared to Fajta's 66.67%.
• Although Fajta frequently faces higher-ranked opponents with an average rank of 344.98, Samuel's opponents average a rank of 371.95.
• In deciding set scenarios, Fajta shines with a 62% win rate over Samuel's 42%.
• Both players closely match in break point conversion rates, Samuel slightly ahead at 28.57% with Fajta at 27.08%.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

Toby Samuel's return game is notably stronger, which could give him an advantage in disrupting Peter Fajta’s serve. His better performance in winning overall matches in the past year also highlights a consistency that could prove decisive.

However, Peter Fajta's capacity to save breakpoints and outshine in deciding set situations provides a significant edge, particularly if the match becomes tightly contested. His experience against higher-ranked competition indicates a potentially robust match-readiness.

Overall, while both players bring unique strengths, Toby Samuel's recent form, higher match win percentage, and ability to break serves may give him the upper hand. Yet, Fajta's resilience in clutch moments cannot be understated. Still, the prediction is that Toby Samuel is slightly more favored to win, given the data available.