Filip Misolic vs Zdenek Kolar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second serve performance: Misolic has a slight edge here with 42.72% of points won on recent second serves, compared to Kolar's 42.18%.
• Return game proficiency: Kolar outperforms Misolic, securing 47.03% of opponent's second serve points, while Misolic scores 45.16%. Kolar also leads in first serve returns with 32.05% versus Misolic's 28.02%.
• Pressure-handling capability: Misolic is marginally better, saving 53.88% of breakpoints compared to Kolar's 51.82%.
• Overall performance in the last year: Misolic shows a higher match win percentage at 65%, while Kolar is slightly behind at 62.69%.
• Preferred surface: Both players excel on Clay, with Misolic at 67% and Kolar at 59%, indicating favorable conditions for both on this surface.
• Competitive level: Misolic's recent competition level, predominantly at Challengers/ITF $10K, differs from Kolar, who frequents Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K, implying varying levels of opponent quality.
• Direct H2H history: Kolar leads the head-to-head matchup with one win against Misolic, owning two set victories out of three.
• Deciding set capabilities: Misolic excels in deciding sets, with a 72% win rate, compared to Kolar’s 56% over the past year.
• Rank of opponents: Misolic has faced stronger competition recently, playing against an average opponent rank of 257.75, while Kolar's opponents have an average rank of 401.46.
• Break point conversion: Misolic is more efficient at converting break points, with a 35.42% success rate, compared to Kolar's 32.68%.

Editorial Prediction (June 18, 2025, UTC):

Analyzing recent performance statistics, Misolic shows a marginally stronger second serve performance, an essential factor in tight matches. This could provide a slight advantage over Kolar.

Despite Kolar's superior return game, Misolic's robust pressure-handling, demonstrated by his higher breakpoint saving and conversion rates, could tilt the balance in his favor during critical moments of the match.

While Kolar currently leads the head-to-head count, Misolic's assertive play style on Clay, combined with a notable advantage in deciding set situations, suggests a potential shift in dynamics.

Given Misolic's experience against higher-ranked competition and his proficiency in high-pressure situations, he seems the more likely candidate to secure victory in their upcoming match.