Kai Wehnelt vs Ruslan Serazhetdinov Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do the players currently perform on their second serves? Recent data shows Kai Wehnelt winning 42.94% of second serve points, slightly ahead of Ruslan Serazhetdinov at 42.53%.
• In return games, Kai Wehnelt demonstrates stronger performance, securing 47.65% of opponents' second serve points, compared to Ruslan's 44.68%. Their first serve return stats are also in Wehnelt's favor at 28.09% against Serazhetdinov's 25.12%.
• When facing breakpoints, Wehnelt has saved 51.85%, while Serazhetdinov has a lower save rate of 47.62%, indicating a potential advantage for Wehnelt under pressure.
• Over the past year, Wehnelt has a slightly higher match win rate of 52.83% (W/L 28/25), compared to Serazhetdinov's 44.44% (W/L 20/25).
• Analyzing surface performance, Wehnelt excels on hard courts with a 61% win ratio, while Serazhetdinov performs best on indoor hard courts, also with a 61% win rate.
• Both players primarily compete in the Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Wehnelt winning 51.02% of his matches, notably more than Serazhetdinov's 44.44%.
• Despite playing against higher-ranked opponents, Serazhetdinov manages to maintain a decent level of competitiveness with an average opponent rank of 108.89 compared to Wehnelt's 336.94.
• Does performance in deciding sets matter? Serazhetdinov has a superior success rate with 56% wins in deciding sets in the last year, overshadowing Wehnelt's 38%.
• Kai Wehnelt converts 48.20% of breakpoints into successful breaks, while Ruslan Serazhetdinov manages just 30.99%, suggesting greater efficiency for Wehnelt in critical moments.

Editorial Prediction (November 20, 2025, UTC):

The upcoming match presents an intriguing showdown between Kai Wehnelt and Ruslan Serazhetdinov, two players with distinct strengths and unique challenges. Wehnelt's edge in second serve points, return games, and breakpoint scenarios reflects a player who can leverage crucial moments to his advantage.

Although Wehnelt demonstrates a strong overall match win rate and performs exceptionally well on hard courts, Serazhetdinov's exposure to higher-ranked opposition could provide him a competitive edge through experience.

Nevertheless, given Wehnelt's superior performance in key statistical categories, including breakpoint conversion and his ability to handle match pressure, he appears more likely to emerge victorious in this encounter.