Dominik Kellovsky vs Emilien Demanet Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How have Kellovsky and Demanet performed on their second serve recently? Kellovsky has won 45.57% of points, slightly outperforming Demanet, who has secured 43.25%.
• In return games, Kellovsky shows a minor edge in winning 45.53% of points off opponents' second serves, compared to Demanet's 44.83%.
• Where does Demanet outperform Kellovsky? On first serve returns, capturing 32.97% of points versus Kellovsky’s 26.6%.
• Under pressure, Demanet has saved 52.58% of breakpoints, offering a slight buffer over Kellovsky's 48.85%.
• In the past year, Kellovsky has won a more impressive 64.38% of their matches compared to Demanet's 48.15% success rate.
• Both players favor Hard courts, with Kellovsky at a 58% win rate and Demanet slightly behind at 57%. What's their worst surface? Kellovsky struggles more on Clay, while Demanet falls short on I.hard.
• Both players predominantly compete in lower-tier tournaments, with Kellovsky excelling at a 69.49% win rate; Demanet manages a 49.06% success rate.
• Kellovsky has faced stiffer competition, playing opponents with an average rank of 343.33, whereas Demanet’s average opponent is ranked 427.33.
• In deciding sets, Kellovsky holds a significant advantage, winning 62% versus Demanet’s 44% victory rate.
• Kellovsky is more effective at converting break points, with a success rate of 41.09% compared to Demanet’s 34.78%.

Editorial Prediction (May 30, 2025, UTC):

Looking at their recent form, Kellovsky has shown a slight edge in both second serve and return game performance, indicating a higher efficiency in maintaining rallies and capitalizing on opportunities.

Demanet, however, has a notable advantage in first serve returns, which could be a crucial factor in disrupting Kellovsky’s serve game. Despite this, Demanet's breakpoint conversion rate lags behind Kellovsky, potentially limiting his chances to capitalize on key opportunities.

When playing under pressure, Demanet saves more breakpoints, suggesting a gritty resilience that could turn tight games around. Nonetheless, Kellovsky's superior overall match win rate, better performance in deciding sets, and experience against higher-ranked opponents bolster his position as the likely favorite.

Given all these factors, Kellovsky appears to have a slight edge and is most likely to emerge victorious in the upcoming match.