Matthew Dellavedova vs Dane Sweeny Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Sweeny's recent form shows a slight edge in second serve points, winning 44.14% compared to Dellavedova's 42.83%. Could this make the difference in their upcoming encounter? It’s quite possible!
• Sweeny also outperforms Dellavedova in return games, securing 49.45% of opponents' second serve points versus Dellavedova's 43.43%.
• When it comes to saving breakpoints, Sweeny saves 55.43% under pressure, whereas Dellavedova manages 50.7%.
• Over the past year, their match win percentages are close, with Sweeny at 58.9% and Dellavedova at 59.09%. Does this indicate a closely contested match? Both are certainly competitive.
• Regarding surface performance, both players excel on hard courts, with Sweeny at 60% and Dellavedova at 58% overall win rate, which might suggest another hard-fought battle.
• Sweeny has played against slightly higher-ranked opponents recently, with an average rank of 376.01 compared to Dellavedova's 393.89.
• Despite these stats, Dellavedova leads in their direct head-to-head, having won their only encounter convincingly in straight sets.
• In deciding sets against all players, Dellavedova has a better success rate, winning 70% compared to Sweeny's 58% over the last 12 months.
• Sweeny edges Dellavedova in converting breakpoints, with a conversion rate of 39.44% compared to Dellavedova's 31.4%.

Editorial Prediction (August 22, 2025, UTC):

As Sweeny and Dellavedova prepare for their upcoming match, both show strengths that could swing the outcome either way. Sweeny's performance on second serves and return points suggests he may have a tactical advantage.

However, Dellavedova's historical success against Sweeny and his higher success rate in deciding sets and direct head-to-head match indicates he remains a formidable opponent.

While both players excel on hard courts, Sweeny's ability to secure and convert breakpoints may give him an extra edge.

Based on these insights, Sweeny seems to hold a slight advantage and is the more likely candidate to emerge as the winner in this closely contested match.