Adrian Oetzbach vs Max Batyutenko Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In an analytical comparison of recent performances, Oetzbach has demonstrated superior efficiency in second serve performance, winning 45.21% of points on their second serve over the past six months. In contrast, Batyutenko's second serve points percentage stands at 41.77%. This metric plays a significant role in predicting match outcomes, giving Oetzbach a slight edge in terms of serve reliability.

Examining return game statistics, Oetzbach has been more effective in recent form, particularly against opponents' second serves, securing 46.84% of those points compared to Batyutenko's 38.37%. For first serve returns, the figures are closely matched with Oetzbach at 28.72% and Batyutenko at 28.3%, but the notable disparity in second serve returns suggests Oetzbach might possess an advantage in this aspect of the game.

In pressure situations, Batyutenko has shown resilience by saving 58.33% of breakpoints, slightly outperforming Oetzbach who has a breakpoint save percentage of 54.4%. While this might suggest Batyutenko's ability to manage critical situations better, Oetzbach's superior breakpoint conversion rate of 40.57% compared to Batyutenko's 16.67% points towards greater effectiveness of capitalizing on scoring opportunities.

Evaluating their overall performance over the past year, Oetzbach has won 48.39% of their matches, with a win-loss record of 30-32, while Batyutenko has won 37.04%, with a record of 10-17. This disparity further indicates the historical form and capability of both players, placing Oetzbach in a more favorable position.

When considering surface performance, Oetzbach excels on Hard courts with a win rate of 59%, whereas Batyutenko's best performance is on Indoor Hard courts at a 46% win rate. Both players have their weakest results on different surfaces, with Batyutenko struggling on Hard courts with a 25% win rate. This aligns with Oetzbach's overall record and strengthens their prospects in this matchup.

Oetzbach has mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K in the past year, achieving a balanced record of 23-23, compared to Batyutenko's 10-17 record at the same level. Additionally, Oetzbach's opponents have had an average rank of 341.77, while Batyutenko has faced higher-ranked adversaries averaging 141.22. This indicates a tougher competition level for Batyutenko, albeit with less success.

Lastly, in terms of deciding set performance, Oetzbach has won 64% of deciding sets over the last 12 months, compared to Batyutenko's 56%, indicating greater tenacity in crucial match junctures. With all these metrics in consideration, the statistics favor Oetzbach heading into this match, making them the likely candidate to emerge victorious based on past and recent performances.