Dominik Kellovsky vs Essa Qabazard Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows a notable difference, with Dominik Kellovsky winning 42.61% of points compared to Essa Qabazard's 34.97%. Does this give Kellovsky an edge in serve consistency? It likely does.
• In return games, both players are closely matched on their opponents' second serves, Kellovsky winning 48.75% and Qabazard 49.33%. Will this slight difference impact the match outcome? It's negligible but could still play a role.
• Kellovsky leads in saving breakpoints, successfully saving 50.72% compared to Qabazard's 37.29%, indicating stronger performance under pressure situations.
• Reflecting on the last year, Kellovsky's match win percentage stands at 60.94%, surpassing Qabazard's 46.67%. This suggests Kellovsky's overall recent competitive edge.
• Optimal surfaces reveal that Kellovsky is more successful on Hard courts with 58% wins, while Qabazard excels on Clay with 58%. How might this surface difference influence the outcome? It favors Kellovsky if played on a hard court.
• Both players have predominantly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, but Kellovsky has a higher win percentage of 65.85% compared to Qabazard's 46.67%, indicating a higher competitiveness at that level.
• Set to face opponents ranked on average 130.4, Qabazard has faced higher-ranked competition compared to Kellovsky's average rank of 389.36, possibly providing Qabazard with experience against tougher competition.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Kellovsky's 71% win rate surpasses Qabazard's 50%, suggesting Kellovsky is more reliable in tightly contested scenarios.
• Break point conversion rates also favor Qabazard with 41.38% compared to Kellovsky's 29.61%, indicating a potential advantage in capitalizing on opportunities to break serve.

Editorial Prediction (November 23, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming tennis match between Dominik Kellovsky and Essa Qabazard presents several noteworthy performance parameters that need consideration.

Kellovsky’s better second serve win percentages and his superior breakpoint saving capability suggest a more resilient performance under pressure. The stats show he has generally been more successful in tight match situations, particularly evident in his higher win percentage in deciding sets.

Despite Qabazard’s higher break point conversion rate and experience against tougher competition, Kellovsky's consistent match win percentage and historical success on hard courts provide him with a slight edge.

Based on these comparisons, Dominik Kellovsky appears most likely to emerge victorious in this upcoming encounter.