Javier Barranco Cosano vs Kilian Feldbausch Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

The battle of the second serve is where Cosano seems to tiptoe slightly ahead of Feldbausch, winning 42.57% of the points compared to Feldbausch's 40.33%. It appears that Cosano likes to serve those out-of-nowhere second serves like a magician pulling rabbits out of hats, while Feldbausch seems to be more of a rabbit-chaser himself.

Let's talk about return game statistics, a favorite among couch-side strategists. In a twist of fate worthy of a rom-com, Cosano and Feldbausch are almost twins here; Cosano wins 46.41% of opponents' second serve points while Feldbausch squeaks behind at 46.39%. As for first serve returns, both seem to treat them like hot potatoes—Cosano at 34.01% and Feldbausch right on his sneakers at 33.09%.

Under pressure, Cosano has been slaying breakpoint vampires, saving 53.44% of them. Meanwhile, Feldbausch needs a little more garlic as he's only at 44.81%. This makes Cosano more of a ninja when things get dicey, which, let's admit, is thrilling for in-game bettors everywhere.

Looking at the past year, Cosano spins a decent web with a win rate of 49.15% (W/L 29/30), but it's Feldbausch flexing like a peacock at 63.04% (W/L 29/17). Oh Cosano, you love clay courts, don’t you? Winning 61% there (W/L 313/196). Feldbausch, however, matches that clay court adoration with a 60% win rate (W/L 50/34), making them both kings of the red earth.

On the flip side, inside hard courts ain't their jam, with Cosano winning a dubious 40% and Feldbausch a slightly better 50% on I.hard. As for tournaments, it looks like both enjoy hustling mostly in the Challengers/ITF scene, cosplaying as tennis superstars while maintaining just a smidgen of humility.

Cosano boogied with better-ranked partners, with an average opponent rank at 255.47 versus Feldbausch's leisurely 417.96. Yet, when it's decision time, Feldbausch holds the mic, winning 44% of deciding sets, a bit more than Cosano's 39%, leaving us wondering who’s hiring these stats as motivational posters.

And finally, on the fine art of breakpoint conversion, Cosano has a slight edge with 41.32% while Feldbausch is at 39.36%, each trying to crash through their opponent’s defenses like tiny tennis ball warriors. If this match ends in a showdown, it's Feldbausch, standing strong from his past year's edge and set-winning prowess, who appears likely to take the crown, proving that sometimes, nice guys don’t finish last.