Charles Broom vs Louis Wessels Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How important is second serve performance in predicting match outcomes? Charles Broom wins 42.86% while Louis Wessels wins 43.66% on their second serve points, slightly favoring Wessels.
• In return game stats, Broom wins 45.47% of opponents' second serve points compared to Wessels’ 46.15%. Wessels also edges slightly in first serve returns, with 27.66% against Broom's 27.90%.
• Under pressure, Wessels saves 55.63% of breakpoints, surpassing Broom's 52.84%—a critical indicator for tight match scenarios.
• Looking at performance over the past year, Broom holds a stronger record, achieving 63.16% wins, whereas Wessels stands at 50.85%.
• Both players find their best results on Clay, winning 67% of matches. Wessels struggles more on Grass, with just 29% wins compared to Broom's 53%.
• In the Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, Broom's win rate is high at 79.41%, while Wessels lags behind at 48.08%.
• Broom faces tougher competition on average, playing against opponents ranked around 329.65, while Wessels' opponents average 449.15.
• If the match goes to a deciding set, Wessels is favored with a 68% win rate over Broom's 50%.
• Breaking down break point conversion shows Broom has the upper hand, converting 36.02% compared to Wessels' 31.28%.

Editorial Prediction (November 14, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing their performance metrics, Charles Broom and Louis Wessels present an intriguing matchup. Broom demonstrates stronger overall match success, notably on the Futures/Satellites/ITF circuit, delivering a higher win percentage and facing more formidable opponents.

On the other side, Wessels slightly excels in key areas under pressure and in deciding sets, offering resilience when it counts. However, Broom's superior breakpoint conversion and experience over higher-ranked adversaries position him advantageously for pivotal moments in this match.

Despite Wessels' small statistical edges in serve and return categories, Broom's broader match-winning records and robustness in converting opportunities make him a firm favorite to claim victory in this contest.