Ali Habib vs Pascal Tylek Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent form shows Ali Habib with a stronger second serve performance, winning 44.82% of points compared to Pascal Tylek's 39.13%. Is this a significant stat? Yes, as there's a high correlation between second serve performance and match outcomes.
• In return games, Pascal Tylek has a slight edge on winning opponent's second serve points at 51.22%, while Ali Habib stands close at 50.34%.
• Regarding returns on first serves, Tylek dominates, capturing 35.00% of points, compared to Habib's 24.71%.
• Under pressure, Tylek proves more resilient, saving 56.52% of breakpoints against Habib's 47.13%.
• Looking at match performances over the last year, Habib won 50.91% of his matches, whereas Tylek managed just a 30.77% win rate.
• Surface performance reveals Habib's best on hard courts with a win rate of 52%, though Tylek excels on clay with the same percentage.
• Both players largely compete at Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events. Habib shows more consistency, achieving a 51.85% win rate, while Tylek's is lower at 30.77%.
• In terms of opponent quality, Tylek faced more highly ranked opponents, with an average rank of 124.46, compared to Habib's 264.6.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Habib has a 50% win rate in those scenarios, whereas Tylek has not won any deciding sets in the past year.

Editorial Prediction (November 4, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing the data, Ali Habib presents several advantages in the upcoming match. His second serve and overall win rate both surpass those of Pascal Tylek, alongside a notable consistency in winning deciding sets.

Pascal Tylek’s strengths lie primarily in return games and breakpoint saving ability, yet his overall match-winning record and deciding set performance lag significantly.

Considering the statistical comparisons and recent trends, Ali Habib appears to be the more formidable contender. Therefore, based on these insights, Ali Habib is favored to win the upcoming match against Pascal Tylek.