Adrian Oetzbach vs Sergey Fomin Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When assessing their second serve performance over the past six months, Oetzbach has demonstrated a slight edge by winning 43.82% of his points compared to Fomin's 41.79%. This metric is a strong indicator of predicted match outcomes. Although both players are close in this respect, the difference could be crucial in critical match moments.

Oetzbach and Fomin have faced off once, resulting in a victory for Oetzbach, making the head-to-head record 1-0 in Oetzbach's favor. In their sole encounter, which lasted approximately 2 hours and 9 minutes, Oetzbach secured a 2-1 set win at the M 25 Sarajevo on clay, suggesting his capability to come through tough battles.

Looking at return game performance, Oetzbach has been successful in winning 47.58% of his opponent's second serve points, slightly below Fomin's 48.79%. For first serve returns, Fomin leads with 31.39% compared to Oetzbach's 28.73%. These return statistics are significant in identifying which player might prevail in their upcoming match.

Under pressure situations, Oetzbach shows resilience with a 55.6% breakpoint save success, while Fomin has a slightly lesser rate of 50.24%. This statistical edge in saving breakpoints positions Oetzbach as sturdier in clutch points, which is key to maintaining a competitive advantage.

In regards to surface preferences, Oetzbach excels most on hard courts, boasting a 59% win record, whereas Fomin’s strongest performances have been on clay, with a 58% win rate. Analyzing these statistics in conjunction with the surface of the upcoming match could be crucial in determining who holds an advantage.

Over the past year, the performance overview reveals Fomin with a notable win record, achieving victory in 63.29% of his matches, compared to Oetzbach's 50.77%. This disparity indicates Fomin's consistency in achieving positive results across the past season. Moreover, Fomin has mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF events, winning 65.67%, whereas Oetzbach has a slightly lower success rate at 53.06% at the same tournament level.

Considering opponent quality, Oetzbach has faced players with an average rank of 337.68, whereas Fomin's opponents average a rank of 411.85. This suggests Oetzbach may have battled tougher opponents, giving him a more challenging competition backdrop.

When matches extend to a deciding set, Oetzbach has been more successful, winning 65% of these encounters over the last year, while Fomin has a 50% winning record in such scenarios. This aspect can influence predictions in closely contested matches that might go the distance.

Examining recent form in breakpoint conversion, Fomin has a marginally superior rate at 40.37% compared to Oetzbach’s 40.16%. Considering the significance of breakpoints in match dynamics, especially in close games, this will be an important factor to watch closely.

Taking into account these comprehensive statistics and comparisons, the analysis suggests that Oetzbach could be slightly favored to win the upcoming match. His slight advantages in second serve stability, experience facing higher-ranked players, and clutch performance in deciding sets provide him with a marginal upper hand in this contest with Fomin.