Jack Karlsson Wistrand vs Norbert Marosik Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Jack Karlsson Wistrand's second serve performance in the last six months shows a point win rate of 35.88%, compared to Norbert Marosik's 46.88%. Does this suggest Marosik might have the upper hand in serve consistency? The data certainly points to that possibility.
• When it comes to returning games, Jack Karlsson Wistrand performs better, securing 55.60% of opponent's second serve points, against Marosik's 40.54%.
• For first serve returns, Wistrand again outperforms Marosik, with success rates of 29.98% over Marosik's 25.00%.
• Under pressure, Wistrand has saved 48.54% of breakpoints, making him slightly more resilient than Marosik, who saves 39.13%.
• Over the past year, Marosik has a better win-loss record (58.82%) compared to Wistrand's 45.83%.
• Wistrand's best career surface is Hard courts (58% win rate), while Marosik struggles on Hard (0% win rate) but does well on Indoor Hard (58% win rate).
• Both players compete mainly in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Marosik having a better win rate in these tournaments.
• The average rank of Wistrand's opponents over the last year is 205.04, whereas Marosik has faced tougher competition with an average opponent rank of 84.21.
• In deciding sets, Marosik has a higher winning percentage (70%) than Wistrand (57%), indicating a stronger finish in tight matches.
• Wistrand excels in converting break points with a conversion rate of 37.84%, surpassing Marosik's significantly lower rate of 7.69%.

Editorial Prediction (November 24, 2025, UTC):

This matchup presents a contrast of strengths, with Jack Karlsson Wistrand excelling in return games and converting break points with notable success. These aspects could be pivotal, especially if the match extends into tight sets where his ability to seize opportunities can make a difference.

On the other hand, Norbert Marosik displays a more consistent performance on second serves and has a superior track record in deciding sets. His experience facing higher-ranked opponents might have honed his competitive edge, providing a psychological advantage during crucial points.

Given Marosik's recent form with marginally better win-loss records and his significant advantage in tight finishing scenarios, he is favored to win this upcoming tennis match. However, Wistrand's adept return game and breakpoint conversion could keep the contest closely fought.