Guy Den Ouden vs Jan Choinski Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Recent second serve performance shows Choinski with a slight advantage, winning 45.96% of points compared to Ouden's 42.9%. Could this tilt the match in Choinski's favor?
• Ouden leads in return game strength, with 46.78% of points won on opponent's second serve versus Choinski's 43.16%. Similarly, Ouden also has the edge in first serve returns.
• Under pressure, Choinski excels, saving 58.22% of breakpoints compared to Ouden's 48.47%. Will this pressure-handling skill be critical in clutch moments?
• Ouden has a superior overall win rate over the past year at 68.49%, while Choinski stands at 56.92%.
• Both players excel on clay, but Ouden has the better win percentage at 71%, whereas Choinski's is 62%.
• In lower-level tournaments, Ouden has slightly outperformed Choinski with a win rate of 68.75% compared to 58.62%.
• Choinski has the upper hand in direct head-to-head matchups, having won all previous encounters.
• In close matches, notably tiebreaks, Choinski is unbeaten against Ouden.
• Choinski has played against more highly ranked opponents, with an average opponent rank of 261.6, indicating exposure to tough competition.
• If it goes to a deciding set, Choinski is statistically more likely to prevail, having won 64% of such sets in the last year, whereas Ouden has won 47%.
• Ouden's higher breakpoint conversion rate of 40.69% could be pivotal in seizing opportunities during the match.

Editorial Prediction (July 19, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match between Ouden and Choinski presents an intriguing clash of styles and strengths. While Choinski has a slight edge in second serve performance, Ouden's stronger return game counters this advantage.

Despite Ouden's superior overall win record over the past year, Choinski's experience against higher-ranked players and superior performance under pressure could prove decisive.

Ouden's propensity for outperforming on clay is relevant, but their head-to-head record favors Choinski, who has consistently had the upper hand.

Taking into account the stats and historical encounters, Choinski appears the more likely candidate to emerge victorious in this match.