Dane Sweeny and Tai Sach will play each other in the 2^nd round of the Brisbane 3 Challenger for the 3^rd time in their career. They are scheduled to compete on Wednesday at 10:00 am on SHOW COURT 1. In the following lines you can find the head to head analysis and prediction.

Prediction, odds and live streaming

The pick for Tennis Tonic is Dane Sweeny who should win in 2 sets.

As per the initial odds, Dane Sweeny is the pick to win this match.
Dane Sweeny -> 1.128
Tai Sach -> 5

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Prediction and head to head Dane Sweeny vs. Tai Sach

This will be the 3^rd time that Dane Sweeny and Tai Sach play each other. The head to head is 2-0 for Sweeny (see full H2H stats), 2-0 on hard.

The last time that they played each other, Sweeny won 6-4 7-6(6) in the 1^st round in M25 Tamworth back in September 2025.

Dane Sweeny

Ranked no. 231, Dane got to the 2^nd round after defeating Pavle Marinkov 6-0 6-1.

In the 1^st round, The Australian had a good straight sets win against Marinkov (6-0 6-1). During the match, Sweeny scored 51 points vs Marinkov’s 23. Sweeny was exceptionally aggressive to blast 18 winners.

Regarding the service games, Sweeny bagged 3 aces and he was quite consistent in conceding no double faults. Dane Sweeny was very efficient on serve to win 72% (18/25) of his 1st serve and 80% (12/15) on the second serve. This was the main reason for not conceding a single break during the match. Sweeny broke Marinkov 5 times after converting 63% of his break points (5/8).

Sweeny has a solid win-loss record in the last 8 years having won 60% of his matches (232-155). 63-21 on hard in 2025. In connection with his performance on the same surface of this event, Sweeny has a compiled199-113 win-loss record in the last 8 years on hard.

The Australian’s best result of the year was getting to the final in M25 Swan Hill,M15 Los Angeles,M15 San Diego,M15 Brisbane,M25 Taipei,M25 Tamworth,M25 Perth and M25 Brisbane.

Dane has an aggregate 70-23 win-loss record in 2025, 63-21 on hard (See FULL STATS).

Previously in the Brisbane 3 Challenger

Tai Sach

Ranked no. 754, Sach reached the 2^nd round after beating Hiroki Moriya 3-6 6-4 6-2.

In the 1^st round against Moriya, Tai recovered from a 1-set down deficit before winning (3-6 6-4 6-2). During the match Sach scored 97 points vs Moriya’s 84. Tai was pretty aggressive to blast 42 winners.

Talking about serving, Sach struck 9 aces and he was exceptionally solid in conceding no double faults for the entire match. Tai Sach lost the serve 4 times and he saved 3 break points. Furthermore, Sach put 64% of his first serves in, winning 75% (42/56) of the points behind his 1st serve and 34% (11/32) on the 2nd serve. Tai broke Moriya 5 times after converting 36% of his break points (5/14).

The Australian’s best result of the current season was getting to the final in M15 Hinode.

Sach has a compiled 24-21 win-loss record in 2025, 24-21 on hard (See FULL STATS).

H2H Performance in the tournament

Matches, sets, games and points

Points	Sweeny	Sach
Match played	1	1
Tot Set	2	3
Tot Games	13	27
Pts	51-23	97-84
Total Points	74	181
Winners	18	42
%Winners	35%	43%

Both Sweeny and Sach played 1 match. At the moment, Tai Sach surrendered 1 set while Dane Sweeny hasn’t conceded a set so far. Sweeny has played 1 set(s) less than Sach (2 vs 3). Therefore, Sweeny played 14 games less than Sach. Sweeny scored 18 winners (35% of the total points). On the other side, Tai made 42 winners (43%).

Serve Performance

Serve	Sweeny	Sach
Aces	3	9
Avg per match	3	9
1st in	25/40	56/88
%1st in	63%	64%
1st pts	18/25	42/56
%1st pts	72%	75%
2nd pts	12/15	11/32
%2nd pts	80%	34%

Sweeny struck 3 aces . Sach recorded 9 aces . Sweeny won 72% points on his first serve. He quite strong on his second serve to win 80% of the points. On the other side, Sach won 75% of the points on his first serve. He had a solid display on his second serve to win 34% of the points.

How they played the important points

Breaks	Sweeny	Sach
Won	5	5
Converted	5/8	5/14
% Converted	63%	36%
Conceded	2	7
Saved	2	3
% Saved	100%	43%
Times Broken	0	4

Sweeny broke his opponent 5 times with a 63% conversion rate. Dane pretty effective on his serve as he has never lost a single service game after saving 2 break points. Sach broke his opponent 5 times with a 36% conversion rate. Sach conceded his serve 4 times and he saved 43% of the break points that he conceded.

Sweeny
	R1 Marinkov	Total
Score	6-0 6-1
Tot Set	2	2
Tot Games	13	13
pts	51-23	51-23
Total points	74	74
Winners	18	18
%Winners	35%	35%
SERVE
Aces	3	3
Double Faults	0	0
1st in	25/40	25/40
% 1st in	63%	63%
1st pts	18/25	18/25
% 1st pts	72%	72%
2nd pts	12/15	12/15
% 2nd pts	80%	80%
Breaks
Won	5	5
Converted	5/8	5/8
Converted %	63%	63%
Conceded	2	2
Saved	2/2	2
Saved %	100%	100%
Times Broken	0	0

Sach
	R1 Moriya	Total
Score	3-6 6-4 6-2
Tot Set	3	3
Tot Games	27	27
pts	97-84	97-84
Total points	181	181
Winners	42	42
%Winners	43%	43%
SERVE
Aces	9	9
Double Faults	0	0
1st in	56/88	56/88
% 1st in	64%	64%
1st pts	42/56	42/56
% 1st pts	75%	75%
2nd pts	11/32	11/32
% 2nd pts	34%	34%
Breaks
Won	5	5
Converted	5/14	5/14
Converted %	36%	36%
Conceded	7	7
Saved	3/7	3
Saved %	43%	43%
Times Broken	4	4

Tennis Scores in Brisbane 3 Challenger

• Emile HuddHudd – Matthew DellavedovaDellavedova (6-1 2-6 6-2) – See score progression
• Cruz HewittHewitt – James McCabeMcCabe (6-2 6-1) – See score progression
• Hayato MatsuokaMatsuoka – Rinky HijikataHijikata (6-4 6-2) – See score progression
• Jake DelaneyDelaney – Rio NoguchiNoguchi (6-2 7-6³) – See score progression
• Marc PolmansPolmans – Aryan ShahShah (1-6 7-6⁶ 6-1) – See score progression
• Mees RottgeringRottgering – Blaise BicknellBicknell (6-3 6-1) – See score progression
• Blake EllisEllis – Moerani BouzigeBouzige (6-1 6-4) – See score progression
• Tung-Lin WuWu – Christian LangmoLangmo (7-6⁵ 6-4) – See score progression
• Carl Emil OverbeckEmil Overbeck – Philip SekulicSekulic (6-3 6-3) – See score progression
• Alex BoltBolt – Filip PeliwoPeliwo (6-4 6-2) – See score progression
• Bernard TomicTomic – Li TuTu (6-4 7-5) – See score progression
• Dane SweenySweeny – Pavle MarinkovMarinkov (6-0 6-1) – See score progression
• Marek GengelGengel – Karan SinghSingh (6-2 6-4) – See score progression
• Tai SachSach – Hiroki MoriyaMoriya (3-6 6-4 6-2) – See score progression
• Blake EllisEllis – Moerani BouzigeBouzige (6-1 6-4) – See score progression
• Marc PolmansPolmans – Aryan ShahShah (1-6 7-6(6) 6-1) – See score progression
• Alex BoltBolt – Filip PeliwoPeliwo (6-4 6-2) – See score progression
• Cruz HewittHewitt – James McCabeMcCabe (6-2 6-1) – See score progression
• Tung-Lin WuWu – Christian LangmoLangmo (7-6(5) 6-4) – See score progression
• Carl Emil OverbeckEmil Overbeck – Philip SekulicSekulic (6-3 6-3) – See score progression
• Jake DelaneyDelaney – Rio NoguchiNoguchi (6-2 7-6(3)) – See score progression
• Mees RottgeringRottgering – Blaise BicknellBicknell (6-3 6-1) – See score progression
• Emile HuddHudd – Matthew DellavedovaDellavedova (6-1 2-6 6-2) – See score progression
• Hayato MatsuokaMatsuoka – Rinky HijikataHijikata (6-4 6-2) – See score progression

Upcoming matches in the draw

• James DuckworthDuckworth – Omar JasikaJasika (5-0) – H2H and prediction
• Bernard TomicTomic – Marek GengelGengel (0-0) – H2H and prediction
• Marc PolmansPolmans – Alex BoltBolt (2-3) – H2H and prediction
• Jake DelaneyDelaney – (0-0) – H2H and prediction
• Emile HuddHudd – (1-0) – H2H and prediction
• Tai SachSach – Dane SweenySweeny (0-2) – H2H and prediction