Kai Wehnelt vs Alexander Weis Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Wehnelt has a less effective second serve compared to Weis, reflected in a lower percentage of points won: 40.49% versus 44.13%.
• When it comes to returning, Wehnelt edges slightly ahead in recent performance on opponents' second serves, winning 48.28% of points compared to Weis's 47.57%.
• On first serve returns, Weis demonstrates superior skill, winning 29.89% of points, while Wehnelt trails at 25.28%.
• Under pressure, Weis shows greater resilience, saving 55.37% of breakpoints as opposed to Wehnelt's 51.45%.
• Overall match win rates in the past year favor Weis significantly, boasting a 58.21% win rate, while Wehnelt maintains 45.83%.
• Wehnelt's strongest surface is Hard court, winning 60% of matches, while Weis excels on Clay, with a 57% win rate.
• Wehnelt has predominantly contended in lower-level tournaments, winning 46.67% of his matches, whereas Weis has a stronger showing at the same level, winning 64.29%.
• In direct head-to-head confrontations, both players have secured one victory each, but Weis won their latest encounter on clay in a close three-set match.
• In deciding sets, Weis has a clear advantage, winning 48% compared to Wehnelt's 27% over the last year, indicating better stamina under pressure.
• Both have converted break points with similar efficiency, with Wehnelt converting 39% and Weis very close at 38.81%.

Editorial Prediction (August 22, 2025, UTC):

As both players prepare for their next encounter, key statistics hint at subtle differences in their gameplay. Weis has demonstrated slightly better performance on second serves and first serve returns, making him a little more effective in these areas.

Despite a somewhat balanced head-to-head record, Weis's superior ability to handle pressure — as showcased by his higher breakpoint saving percentage — could be a determining factor in critical moments.

The deciding set statistics reveal Weis as a stronger competitor, potentially enabling him to outlast Wehnelt if the match stretches to three sets.

Considering past performances, playing surfaces, and recent trends, Weis appears to have a slight edge over Wehnelt in this matchup, making him the likely winner in the upcoming contest.