Alexander Kotzen vs Henry Searle Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Alexander Kotzen has a slight edge with winning 46.58% of second serve points compared to Henry Searle's 46.04% over the past six months.
• Return Game Stats: Kotzen has been stronger in returning his opponent's second serves, winning 46.00% of those points, whereas Searle has won 44.65%. Who returns better on the first serve? Kotzen does, with a 29.34% win compared to Searle's 24.48%.
• Under Pressure: Searle excels under pressure, saving 60.53% of breakpoints, whereas Kotzen has saved 51.37%.
• Overall Performance: In the last year, Kotzen has won 64.00% of his matches, slightly outperforming Searle's 59.02% win rate.
• Surface Preference: Both players perform best on hard courts, each with a 64% win rate, but Searle struggles more on clay with just a 38% win rate compared to Kotzen’s 53%.
• Event Level: Kotzen has won 69.57% of matches at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, which is slightly higher than Searle's 67.65% win rate at the same level.
• Quality of Opponents: Searle has faced slightly tougher competition, with opponents ranked on average at 329.51, compared to Kotzen's 362.12.
• Deciding Set Performance: In potential live predictions, Kotzen is more likely to perform better in deciding sets, winning 63% compared to Searle's 33% over the past year.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Kotzen is more effective in converting breakpoints, at 36.08%, compared to Searle's 25.93% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 13, 2025, UTC):

In recent months, Alexander Kotzen and Henry Searle have shown competitive edges in different areas, making their upcoming match an intriguing one to watch for tennis fans and analysts alike.

Alexander Kotzen showcases a slight advantage in areas like second serve points won and return game statistics. His ability to convert breakpoints more efficiently further strengthens his position. Searle, however, demonstrates resilience under pressure, saving an impressive percentage of breakpoints.

Given the competitive level Kotzen has shown in matches leading to this point and his superior success in deciding sets, coupled with his consistent return game, Kotzen appears to have a marginal edge in this matchup. These statistics collectively favor Kotzen as the likely winner of the upcoming match.