Sora Fukuda vs Filip Peliwo Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In the last six months, both players have performed similarly on their second serves, with Peliwo winning 41.68% of points and Fukuda slightly higher at 41.94%.
• When it comes to returning, Peliwo shows an edge by winning 47.57% of points on opponents' second serves, compared to Fukuda's 46.77%.
• Peliwo also slightly outperforms Fukuda on first serve returns, posting a 28.97% success rate against 27.75% for Fukuda.
• Under pressure, Fukuda demonstrates superior skills, saving 54.84% of breakpoints as opposed to Peliwo's 47.01%.
• Over the past year, Peliwo has had a slightly better win rate at 59.74%, while Fukuda trails near with 58.62%.
• Peliwo performs best on indoor hard courts with a 58% career win rate, while Fukuda excels on clay with a 72% win rate.
• Both players primarily compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, each maintaining a winning rate around 58-59%.
• Fukuda leads in direct head-to-head confrontations, having won their only matchup against Peliwo.
• If this match extends to a deciding set, Peliwo has the edge, winning 57% of such instances in the past year compared to Fukuda’s 50%.
• Peliwo outshines Fukuda in break point conversion, converting 37.06% of opportunities compared to Fukuda's 24.85%.

Editorial Prediction (August 8, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance statistics shows a competitive landscape between Filip Peliwo and Sora Fukuda. Both players have near-identical second serve success, but Peliwo edges Fukuda in return game effectiveness, particularly against second serves. This trend may give Peliwo an upper hand in prolonged rallies.

The pressure game is where Fukuda shines, boasting a higher breakpoint save percentage. If Peliwo is unable to maintain his composure in critical moments, Fukuda might capitalize effectively. Despite Peliwo’s superior break point conversion rate, the match's outcome could pivot on these tense situations.

While past head-to-head results favor Fukuda, the small sample size and Peliwo's better deciding set record indicate potential for an upset should the match stretch long. Overall event familiarity and preferred surface conditions will further influence the outcome.

Considering all these facets, Sora Fukuda appears as the likely candidate to win this encounter, leveraging his pressure play resilience and prior head-to-head success against Filip Peliwo.