Freddie Ridout vs Alexander Glomb Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• When it comes to recent second serve performance, Freddie Ridout has a slight advantage, winning 36.97% of points compared to Alexander Glomb's 35.48%. How crucial is this for predicting match outcomes? It's highly correlated.
• Freddie Ridout has a noticeable edge in return game stats, capturing 50.00% of opponent's second serve points, while Alexander Glomb falls behind with 44.64%. Ridout also outperforms in first serve returns, with 33.67% against Glomb's 31.21%.
• Under pressure, Freddie Ridout excels by saving 50.00% of breakpoints, compared to Alexander Glomb’s 34.38%, indicating Ridout's resilience during crucial moments.
• Analyzing overall performance, Freddie Ridout's win rate stands at 61.90% over the past year, significantly higher than Alexander Glomb's 30.00%.
• Both players have their highest career win percentages on Hard surfaces, each with 43%, but differ in weaknesses: Ridout struggles on Grass, winning 0%, while Glomb finds difficulty on Clay, with a 23% win rate.
• The level of competition faced is important: Ridout has mainly participated in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments with a 61.90% win rate, whereas Glomb also focused on similar events but only achieved a 30.00% win rate.
• Regarding opponent quality, Ridout's competition was unranked, whereas Glomb faced an average opponent rank of 111.75.
• In deciding sets, Glomb has a slight edge, securing 67% of matches compared to Ridout's 60% over the last year.
• Event-specific stats might alter predictions, so current event performance should be considered if applicable.

Editorial Prediction (October 14, 2025, UTC):

Freddie Ridout exhibits more consistent recent form and strength across several key performances, notably in second serve and return game stats. His composure under pressure is evident, providing a crucial advantage in close matches.

Although Alexander Glomb displays commendable performance in deciding sets, his overall win rate and breakpoint defense lag behind Ridout's, along with facing higher-ranked opponents on average.

Considering all statistical insights and trends, Freddie Ridout appears to have the upper hand. While current event performance might influence the prediction, the existing edge suggests Freddie Ridout is more likely to win this upcoming tennis match.