Zach Stephens vs Rushikesh Sonawane Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? Recently, Zach Stephens has won 38.30% of points on their second serve, whereas Rushikesh Sonawane has been unable to secure any, highlighting a significant edge for Stephens.
• In return games, Zach Stephens has excelled by claiming 46.13% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Sonawane's 0%, and he also leads in first serve returns with a 29.89% success rate.
• Under pressure, Stephens saved 50.75% of breakpoints in recent matches, while Sonawane showed a considerable weakness as he has saved none.
• Looking at overall match success this past year, Stephens won 55.56% of his matches (20/16), indicating consistent performance, unlike Sonawane who has not won any matches.
• Both players favor hard courts statistically, with Stephens having a career win percentage of 54% on this surface.
• What level of competition have they faced? Stephens has competed against players with an average rank of 167.89, offering him tougher challenges compared to Sonawane's lack of ranked opponents.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Stephens has a 30% win rate, while Sonawane has not won any, suggesting Stephens may have the endurance edge as well.
• Current event performance can influence predictions, so recent form should be checked for any new developments in this tournament.

Editorial Prediction (November 2, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the performance metrics, Zach Stephens demonstrates a notable ability to secure points both on his second serve and by returning opponents' second serves. These areas represent significant weaknesses in Sonawane's game.

Zach's prowess under pressure, saving over half of his breakpoints recently, further cements his competitive advantage over Sonawane, who has not shown resilience in this aspect.

Considering their recent match history, with Stephens enjoying a 55.56% win rate compared to Sonawane's lack of victories, it is clear that Stephens holds a substantial edge in competitive experience.

Given all current performance indicators, Zach Stephens is the more likely victor in the upcoming match.