Dusan Obradovic vs Ramazan Kaan Oktay Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Success: Recently, Ramazan Kaan Oktay has a 43.55% success rate on his second serve points, compared to Dusan Obradovic's 44.30%. Is this a decisive edge? It's slim.
• Return Game Advantage: Oktay is stronger on second serve returns at 50.00%, surpassing Obradovic's 46.70%. On first serve return points, Oktay maintains an edge, with 40.35% compared to Obradovic's 31.26%.
• Resilience Under Pressure: Obradovic demonstrates better breakpoint defense, saving 50.26% compared to Oktay's 41.18%.
• Match Success Rate: In the past year, Obradovic has a slight advantage in overall match wins, at 56.06%, while Oktay stands at 54.55%.
• Surface Proficiency: Oktay’s best surface is Hard with a 60% win rate, while Obradovic excels on Clay, also at 60%. On Hard, Obradovic struggles, winning just 25% of matches.
• Competitive Level: Both have mostly competed in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, with Obradovic showing slightly higher success at 58.73% compared to Oktay's 54.55%.
• Opponent Ranking: Oktay has faced more challenging opponents recently, with an average ranking of 40.55, whereas Obradovic’s opponents average around 399.45.
• Deciding Set Performance: When a match goes to a deciding set, Oktay wins 67% of the time, slightly better than Obradovic’s 64% rate.
• Breakpoint Conversion: Oktay is converting 50.00% of breakpoints, significantly higher than Obradovic’s 33.33% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 25, 2025, UTC):

As we approach this match, various statistics paint a picture of the contenders' comparative strengths. Ramazan Kaan Oktay displays a noticeable advantage in returning games and breakpoint conversions, while Dusan Obradovic shows resilience in saving breakpoints. These nuances might tilt the match dynamics significantly.

Despite both players competing at similar levels over the past year, Oktay has challenged himself against higher-ranked opponents, potentially granting him a competitive edge in adaptability and match prowess.

While both players demonstrate solid performance in deciding sets, Oktay’s superior conversion in breakpoints and return games may prove decisive against Obradovic.

Considering these factors, Ramazan Kaan Oktay is slightly positioned as the likely winner in this upcoming face-off.