Josip Simundza vs Neil Oberleitner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• In recent form, Oberleitner has achieved slightly better second serve success compared to Simundza, winning 45.57% of points versus 45.5%.
• Oberleitner shows superiority in returning second serves, securing 45.07% of these points, whereas Simundza trails slightly with 43.25%.
• Conversely, Simundza has a marginal edge in first serve return points, having won 27.3% compared to Oberleitner's 27.28%.
• Oberleitner manages pressure situations better, saving 57.53% of breakpoints, while Simundza saves 51.03%.
• Over the past year, Oberleitner has a higher match win rate at 57.33% versus Simundza's 51.85%.
• On their favored surfaces, Oberleitner thrives on indoor hard courts with 56% win rate, while Simundza excels on clay at 50%.
• In terms of event participation, Oberleitner has played mostly in Challengers/ITF events with a 46.51% win rate, whereas Simundza has experienced greater success in Futures/ITF events with a 51.92% win rate.
• Has competition level impacted these stats? Oberleitner's opponents have an average rank of 358.45, while Simundza has faced stronger competition with an average rank of 286.65.
• Notably, Simundza is more successful in deciding set scenarios, winning 62% compared to Oberleitner's 32%.
• Break point conversion rates reflect Simundza's slight advantage with 34.31% versus Oberleitner's 33.5%.
• Additional insights from this event could further influence their performance comparison and predictions.

Editorial Prediction (August 31, 2025, UTC):

Considering recent performance, Oberleitner displays a modest advantage in second serve effectiveness and return game prowess. A pronounced skill in navigating high-pressure scenarios marks another strength in his arsenal.

Simundza demonstrates better outcomes in first serve returns and break point conversions. His success in deciding sets also highlights the potential to turn the match in his favor if it extends to critical points.

The difficulty of their respective competitors might suggest Simundza's resilience, facing players of higher ranks. However, Oberleitner's higher match win percentage over the past year gives him a competitive edge.

Each player's record on different surfaces and tournament tiers also paints a dynamic picture. Ultimately, Oberleitner's overall consistency in recent form suggests he holds a slight advantage in this matchup.

Given these observations, Oberleitner is slightly favored to win the upcoming match. However, Simundza cannot be underestimated, especially if the match intensifies into a deciding set.