Bernard Tomic vs Marek Gengel Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• On their second serve, Bernard Tomic has recently been more effective, winning 46.92% of points, compared to Marek Gengel's 39.89%. How crucial is this metric in predicting match outcomes? It is often highly correlated with match prediction accuracy.
• Returning second serves, Marek Gengel has outperformed Bernard Tomic, winning 49.38% of points versus Tomic's 45.62%. Would this give Gengel a returning advantage? It appears so when focusing on second serve returns.
• Both players have similar performance on first serve returns, with Tomic at 24.22% and Gengel at 23.54%, indicating no significant edge in this aspect.
• Bernard Tomic saves more breakpoints under pressure, with a save rate of 55.80%, compared to Gengel's 49.70%.
• Analyzing match win rates, Tomic's 56.58% is slightly below Gengel's 57.14% over the past year.
• On their preferred surface, hard courts, both players have an identical win rate of 62%, indicating no clear surface advantage.
• Marek Gengel has a strong recent performance in lower-tier tournaments, with an 80% win rate in Futures events, while Tomic has a 57.41% win rate in higher-tier Challengers/ITF events.
• The quality of competition faced varies, as Tomic's opponents had a higher average ranking (285.33) than Gengel's (410.44), suggesting a tougher competitive field for Tomic.
• In deciding sets, Tomic has a slight edge, winning 61% compared to Gengel's 58% in the last year.
• Regarding breakpoint conversion, Gengel leads with a 36.56% conversion rate, surpassing Tomic's 27.45%, which could be crucial in turning around games during live matches.

Editorial Prediction (November 10, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Bernard Tomic and Marek Gengel presents an intriguing contrast in styles and recent forms. Tomic's superior performance on second serve points and his ability to save breakpoints more efficiently under pressure could prove decisive.

Gengel, while performing well in lower-tier tournaments, has a better breakpoint conversion rate, making him dangerous during key points. However, the quality of opponents Tomic has faced gives him an edge in terms of experience against higher-ranked players.

Given Tomic's slightly better ability to navigate deciding sets and his experience against tougher competition, he is slightly favored to emerge victorious in this matchup.