Elmer Moller vs Benjamin Hassan Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the realm of second serve performance over the past six months, Hassan demonstrated a slightly superior edge over Moller, securing 44.9% compared to Moller's 42.67%. These figures offer crucial insights when analyzing match outcome predictions, especially given the high correlation of second serve performance with match success.

Upon examining return game statistics, Moller emerges with a notable advantage. In recent matches, he has managed to win 50.72% of his opponent's second serve points, surpassing Hassan’s 46.18%. This trend continues with first serve returns, where Moller leads marginally, registering 30.24% to Hassan's 28.99%. These statistics are significant when trying to establish the favored player in their head-to-head confrontations.

Break point scenarios are pivotal in tennis matches, and Hassan excels in this category, saving 57.87% of break points compared to Moller's 50.7%. Such resilience under pressure is often beneficial for in-game wagering predictions.

Overall performance in the past year illustrates contrasting success rates; Hassan has achieved a 51.9% win rate (41 wins and 38 losses), whereas Moller boasts a 66.67% rate (60 wins and 30 losses). This performance overview informs the broader head-to-head prediction landscape. Delving into career surface statistics, Hassan shows optimum proficiency on clay with a 62% win rate but struggles on grass, tallying just 40%. Conversely, Moller claims his best win percentage on clay at 71%, and his weakest on hard courts at 57%.

The level of tournament play also sets these two competitors apart. Hassan primarily competes in Challengers/ITF tournaments over $10K, winning 53.45% of his matches (31 victories and 27 losses), whereas Moller thrives at the same level, attaining a win percentage of 64.29% (45 wins and 25 losses). Such a discrepancy highlights the varying levels of competition faced by each.

Direct head-to-head records between the two athletes reveal Moller’s dominance, having triumphed in both of their encounters, winning 4 out of 5 sets. Their latest clash, at the Girona Challenger on March 28, 2025, saw Moller winning in straight sets, 6-3, 7-6(3). Moreover, prior matches averaged a runtime of two hours, with one decisive set favoring Moller. The tiebreak encounters are evenly split, each with a single victory.

When considering the caliber of opponents faced, Hassan has engaged with more highly ranked adversaries, averaging a ranking of 222.15 against Moller's 354.44. This might level the playing field in their upcoming match. Should the match extend to a deciding set, historical data suggests an advantage for Hassan, who has clinched 56% of such situations, against Moller's 40%.

Lastly, both players show similar proficiency in converting break point opportunities, with Moller slightly edging out Hassan by converting 35.82% to 35.39%. This subtle advantage could prove decisive in close matches. In conclusion, analyzing these multidimensional statistics and historical records, Moller emerges as the predicted favorite for their impending encounter.