Donald Nikolas Stoot vs Kevin Edengren Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How well have the players performed on their second serves in recent months? Kevin Edengren won 44.19% of points, while Donald Nikolas Stoot achieved 50.65%.
• Is there a difference in their ability to return second serves? Kevin captured 42.05% of points, whereas Donald succeeded on 46.84%.
• First serve return stats show Kevin winning 28.36% of points and Donald 33.10%, suggesting Donald has a slight edge in this area.
• Under pressure, how effective are the players at saving breakpoints? Kevin Edengren has a 52.32% success rate, compared to Donald Nikolas Stoot’s 54.17%.
• Overall yearly match performance reveals Kevin Edengren won 70.27% (W/L 26/11), while Donald Nikolas Stoot's win rate stands at 66.67% (W/L 6/3).
• Which surface suits the players best? Both have a career win rate of 62% on Clay, with Kevin having a lower win percentage on Hard courts at 31%.
• Analyzing player levels, both have competed mostly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Kevin winning 70.27% and Donald 66.67%.
• Regarding opponent quality, Kevin's average opponent rank was 159.78, while Donald's opponents averaged 75.44, indicating tougher competition for Donald.
• In deciding sets over the last 12 months, Kevin has won 71%, whereas Donald has won 100%, making him strong in clutch moments.
• Break point conversion rates show Kevin at 38.60% and Donald at 35.00%, giving Kevin a slight advantage in capitalizing on such opportunities.

Editorial Prediction (November 12, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the current form and capabilities of Kevin Edengren and Donald Nikolas Stoot, certain patterns emerge that could predict the outcome of their upcoming match. Both players demonstrate comparable match-winning records, yet Donald's superior second serve performance stands as a distinct advantage. Moreover, the data reveals that Donald has faced higher-ranked opponents, indicating experience against tougher competition.

When under pressure, Donald has a higher breakpoint save percentage and is unbeaten in deciding sets over the last year, suggesting a psychological edge in critical match moments. Despite both players excelling on clay, this consistency under pressure may prove decisive.

While Kevin has a very slight advantage in converting break points overall, Donald's ability to remain composed and assertive in tight situations gives him a subtle prowess in match-defining circumstances.

Considering these factors, Donald Nikolas Stoot appears to be the more likely winner in this tennis battle, leveraging both his consistency against formidable opponents and his resilience in high-stakes set conclusions.