Gabi Adrian Boitan vs Harry Wendelken Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

When it comes to the art of the second serve, who holds the upper hand? In the past six months, Boitan has claimed victory in 45.31% of the points on his second serve. Conversely, Wendelken closely trails with a win rate of 43.34%. Such stats are crucial for predicting match outcomes, given their strong correlation with performance predictions.

Looking at the return game, Boitan's recent prowess shines brightly, capturing 46.91% of his opponent's second serve points. Wendelken, meanwhile, manages to secure 39.76% in the same area. The first serve return tells a similar story, with Boitan at 28.31% and Wendelken at 26.11%. These stats play a significant role in determining the favored player in this face-off, suggesting Boitan may have a slight edge.

When the pressure mounts, who remains composed? Boitan has rescued 48.9% of breakpoints in the recent past. Surprisingly, it's Wendelken who outshines by saving 57.09%, which can be an excellent pointer for in-game betting strategies. Over the last year, Boitan has seen success in 63.75% of his matches (51 wins, 29 losses), while Wendelken has emerged victorious in only 45.76% (27 wins, 32 losses). This record certainly tilts the win prediction in Boitan's favor.

Explore their surface distinctions: Boitan is most comfortable on clay, with a 67% win rate (136 wins, 68 losses). However, his performance on indoor hard surfaces dips to 50%. Wendelken, in contrast, excels on indoor hard courts, boasting a 55% win rate (54 wins, 45 losses), but struggles on grass with only 38% (6 wins, 10 losses).

Delving into player levels, in the past year, Boitan's participation was mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments $10K, securing victory in 72.73% of his matches (32 wins, 12 losses). Meanwhile, Wendelken competed at the same level and clinched 44.9% of his matches (22 wins, 27 losses). These details can partially explain the differences in their success rates.

In their one-to-one encounters, Boitan leads Wendelken with a victory in their only match at the M 25 Faro on February 27, 2025, with a scoreline of 6-1, 7-5. They've played a total of two sets, both won by Boitan, painting him as the dominant player in this matchup.

Their matches typically last an average of 1 hour and 48 minutes. Notably, they've never reached a deciding set or engaged in a tiebreak against one another, but should this match extend, Boitan's 64% win rate in deciding sets in the last 12 months might be decisive over Wendelken's 31%.

Analyzing opponents' quality, over the previous year, Boitan's rivals had an average rank of 380.27, while Wendelken's faced opponents averaged 451.02 in rank. This might explain Boitan's successful track record. Finally, when it comes to breakpoint conversion, Wendelken's recent form sees him converting 35% of opportunities, slightly ahead of Boitan's 30%, a factor to consider in crucial moments of the game.

In conclusion, with Boitan's consistent performance on the court, higher success rate against notable opponents, and superior head-to-head record against Wendelken, the prediction leans towards Boitan clinching victory in this match.