Guy Den Ouden vs Elmer Moller Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Moller has a slight advantage in second serve performance, winning 42.64% of points compared to Ouden's 42.18%. Does this give Moller an edge in serve games?
• Ouden has a narrow lead in second serve return points, with a winning percentage of 47.19% versus Moller's 47.05%.
• Both players have similar capabilities on first serve returns, as Moller wins 30.09% and Ouden wins 29.85%.
• Under pressure, Moller significantly outperforms by saving 54.43% of breakpoints, compared to Ouden's 47.44%.
• In terms of overall match wins, Ouden has a slight edge with a 65.38% win rate over Moller's 64.2% over the past year.
• Both players excel on clay with a 70% win rate. However, Ouden struggles on indoor hard courts, winning only 33%.
• Both compete primarily in Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, with Moller winning a slightly higher percentage than Ouden.
• Moller has faced tougher opponents on average, with an opponent rank of 292.19 compared to Ouden's 382.04.
• When matches go to deciding sets, Ouden has a better track record, winning 46% to Moller's 42%.
• Ouden also converts breakpoints more effectively, with a 41.49% conversion rate compared to Moller's 33.14%.

Editorial Prediction (June 3, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent statistics, both Moller and Ouden show a balanced level of performance across different areas. Moller shows a small edge in serving under pressure, which might play a crucial role during critical match moments.

Ouden, however, demonstrates slightly better breakpoint conversion and deciding set performance, which could prove decisive if the match is closely contested. The similarity in clay court performance indicates no clear surface advantage, but Ouden's struggles on indoor hard courts might hinder their overall game if the match occurs on similar surfaces.

Considering the opponent quality Moller has faced, they appear to have been tested more rigorously, which might aid their resilience during this match. Despite Ouden's efficient breakpoint conversion, Moller's experience against stronger opponents and superior breakpoint defense might give them the upper hand.

Therefore, the prediction leans slightly towards Moller as the likely winner of the upcoming match given their pressure play and experience against tougher competition.