Gregor Ramskogler vs Alexander Wagner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Assessing recent second serve performance, Ramskogler leads by winning 44.25% of points, while Wagner trails with 31.82%. Could this give Ramskogler an upper hand?
• When it comes to returning serve, Wagner excels by capturing 50% of second serve points from opponents, surpassing Ramskogler's 42.12%.
• Analyzing success against first serves, Wagner is stronger, achieving a 44.44% win rate compared to Ramskogler's 28.43%.
• Dealing with breakpoints, Ramskogler has a slight edge, saving 57.36% as opposed to Wagner's 50%.
• In the broader performance context, Ramskogler holds a marginal advantage with a win rate of 53.33% last year, narrowly beating Wagner's 51.85%.
• Ramskogler performs best on hard courts with a 59% win rate, while Wagner’s strongest surface is clay with a 54% win rate.
• Both players compete mainly in ITF events, but Ramskogler fares slightly better with a win percentage of 54.55% in these tournaments.
• Evaluating opponent quality, Wagner has faced stronger players, with an average opponent rank of 142.59, better than Ramskogler’s 325.38.
• Deciding set success rates are identical, with both players winning 50% of decisive sets over the past year.
• In converting breakpoints, Wagner again holds a slight lead, converting 42.86% of chances compared to Ramskogler's 38%.

Editorial Prediction (July 8, 2025, UTC):

As we analyze the upcoming match between Ramskogler and Wagner, several key statistics emerge that could influence the outcome. Ramskogler's superior second serve performance and ability to save breakpoints suggest he may have an advantage in maintaining service games.

Conversely, Wagner's ability to return serve, particularly against first serves, and his more competitive experience against higher-ranked opponents suggest he holds the upper hand in breaking his opponent’s service games.

Both players are evenly matched in crucial areas such as deciding set victories and performance on familiar ITF circuits. However, Wagner’s better breakpoint conversion and aptitude for playing against tougher competition give him a slight edge in this encounter.

We predict Wagner is more likely to emerge as the winner in this tightly contested match.