Gabriel Schenekenberg vs Vicente Freda Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does second serve performance compare? Recently, Freda has outperformed Schenekenberg, winning 46.05% of second serve points compared to Schenekenberg's 40%.
• Schenekenberg has a slight edge in return games, winning 41.91% of opponent's second serves versus Freda's 39.13%.
• Freda's first serve return success is slightly less than Schenekenberg's, with percentages of 26.67% and 27.52%, respectively.
• In terms of handling breakpoints, Schenekenberg shows a minor advantage by saving 51.92% of them, compared to Freda's 50% save rate.
• Over the last year, Schenekenberg's match win rate of 45.71%, is better than Freda's 33.33%.
• Comparatively, Clay is Freda's best surface with a win percentage of 17%, while Schenekenberg performs best on Indoor Hard at 50%.
• Have these players competed against strong opponents? Freda's opponents had an average rank of 77.33, while Schenekenberg's had a rank of 53.2, indicating tougher competition.
• If the match reaches a deciding set, Freda maintains a perfect record in winning these sets over the past year, unlike Schenekenberg, who has a 50% success rate.
• Schenekenberg demonstrates superior break point conversion at 43.48%, compared to Freda's 30%.

Editorial Prediction (September 8, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match offers an interesting comparison between Freda and Schenekenberg, with both players showcasing unique strengths.

Schenekenberg's experience in returning serve and breakpoint conversion exhibits superior performance metrics in recent form, suggesting an edge in converting opportunities.

Although Freda has shown prowess in second serve scores and deciding set victories, Schenekenberg's slightly better performance under pressure and on preferred surfaces gives them an advantage.

Considering the overall trends and statistics, Schenekenberg appears to be the more likely winner in this upcoming match.