Alexander Weis vs Gregor Hausberger Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recently, Weis has been stronger on the second serve, winning 42.53% of points compared to Hausberger's 34.09%. Could this give Weis an edge in their serve games?
• On return games, Hausberger has a slight advantage, securing 50.82% of points against opponents' second serves, while Weis trails at 48.18%.
• When returning first serves, Hausberger has clearly excelled, with 40.79% success compared to Weis's 32.17%.
• While both players have closely matched yearly win rates, Hausberger's slight edge at 52.63% against Weis's 52.46% could indicate subtle consistency.
• Both prefer clay courts, but Weis shows a superior proficiency on the surface with a 57% career win rate versus Hausberger’s 48%.
• Weis has been more successful in saving break points recently, doing so 53.95% of the time, slightly outperforming Hausberger's 50% save rate.
• In terms of competition level, Weis has faced opponents with an average rank of 415.39, whereas Hausberger has consistently faced stronger opponents ranked on average at 89.95.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Hausberger shows a considerable advantage with a 78% win rate in these scenarios, contrasting Weis's 36% success.
• Weis demonstrates a significant advantage in converting break points, achieving 47.37%, compared to Hausberger's 28.57%.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

In analyzing recent performances, Weis demonstrates a stronger second serve and greater effectiveness in converting break points. These aspects could well influence the overall match dynamics, providing Weis with a strategic advantage in crucial moments.

However, Hausberger’s ability to win points against first serves and succeed in high-pressure deciding sets illustrates resilience and adaptability, important factors that could play a significant role as the match progresses.

The career records on clay suggest Weis might be favored by the surface, although the disparity in opponent quality faced could be a factor that benefits Hausberger.

While both competitors have strengths that could lead them to victory, the prediction leans slightly towards Weis due to their superior serving and breakpoint performance recently, which may prove decisive in tight moments of the match.