Ezekiel Clark vs Finn Bass Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance reveals Clark winning 37.05% of points compared to Bass's 40%. Does this give Bass a slight edge?
• When returning, Clark outperforms Bass, winning 50.7% of opponents' second serves, while Bass achieves 48.56%.
• Clark's first serve return success stands at 30.05%, significantly higher than Bass's 22.3%.
• Under pressure, Bass narrowly surpasses Clark in saving breakpoints, 47.4% to 46.81%.
• In the past year, Bass has a higher match win percentage at 57.14% compared to Clark's 52.83%.
• Clark excels on hard surfaces with a win rate of 57%, whereas Bass performs best on clay, winning 58%.
• Both players frequently compete at the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K level, with Bass having a slightly better winning percentage of 57.41% compared to Clark’s 52%.
• In their only direct head-to-head encounter, Clark won, illustrating a slight psychological superiority.
• The average match duration between them has been 1 hour 44 minutes.
• Both players have not faced a deciding set in their matches, although Bass has a better overall deciding set win rate of 47% over the last year compared to Clark's 29%.
• Clark has shown a better conversion of breakpoints recently, capitalizing on 37.07% of opportunities versus Bass's 33.33%.
• Clark's previous opponent average rank was 436.42, a lower level compared to Bass's 240.13, indicating Bass might be more accustomed to tougher competition.

Editorial Prediction (May 28, 2025, UTC):

Both players exhibit disparate strengths, with Bass showcasing slightly better recent second serve performance and a superior winning rate overall. However, Clark's return game, particularly on the first serve, provides a significant advantage that cannot be overlooked.

Clark's history of defeating Bass in their previous encounter may have lasting psychological effects, especially considering the match was decided in straight sets.

While both players face challenges with pressure, Bass's experience against higher-ranked opponents could push them to capitalize on critical moments.

Overall, while Bass appears to be the stronger competitor based on second serve points and match experience, Clark's edge in return games and past head-to-head success suggests a tightly contested match. Given these considerations, Clark is slightly favored to win this upcoming match.