Prediction of Charles Broom vs Patrick Zahraj at Drummondville Challenger 11-13-25

• How does their second serve performance compare? In recent months, Charles Broom has a slight edge with a second serve point win rate of 43.13%, compared to Patrick Zahraj's 40.97%.
• When it comes to returning serves, Charles Broom also holds a slight advantage. He claims 46.06% of opponents' second serve points and 27.61% on first serve returns, outperforming Patrick Zahraj's 45.39% and 25.20%, respectively.
• Which player is better under pressure? Patrick Zahraj excels in saving breakpoints, with a rate of 56.59%, edging out Charles Broom's 53.27%.
• In the past year, Charles Broom's match-win percentage stands at 61.82%, indicating a stronger overall performance compared to Patrick Zahraj's 51.95%.
• What surfaces do they prefer? Charles Broom performs best on clay with a 67% win rate, while Patrick Zahraj shines on indoor hard courts, also with a 67% win rate.
• Their tournament levels differ: Charles Broom dominates the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, winning 79.41%, whereas Patrick Zahraj competes more in Challengers/ITF > $10K, with a 52.83% win rate.
• Head-to-head, both have claimed victory once, indicating a competitive rivalry. However, Patrick Zahraj edged past Broom in their latest match on an indoor hard surface.
• Opponent quality shows a discrepancy; Broom generally plays against higher-ranked players, with an average rank of 170.75 compared to Zahraj’s 329.47.
• In deciding sets over the last year, Patrick Zahraj holds an advantage, winning 52% of the time, compared to Broom’s 47% success rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

Observing both players’ statistics and recent trends, Charles Broom demonstrates consistent performance in return games. He excels slightly in second serve performance and first serve returns, vital aspects of maintaining match control.

Patrick Zahraj shows resilience under pressure, accurately reflected in his breakpoint-saving statistics and deciding set performances. His recent win over Broom on an indoor hard surface suggests confidence on similar courts.

Considering Charles Broom's overall higher quality of opponents and match-win percentages, he might offer a competitive edge. Despite their closely matched head-to-head statistics, Broom's slightly superior return metrics and opponent quality play to his advantage.

Thus, based on the compiled data, Charles Broom is projected as the likely winner of the upcoming match against Patrick Zahraj.