Karl Friberg vs Henri Haupt Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How does recent second serve performance shape up between the players? Karl Friberg leads with 44.44% points won compared to Henri Haupt's 41.27%.
• Examining return game stats, Friberg takes a significant lead by winning 50.57% of opponents' second serve points, while Haupt manages 30.51%.
• For first serve returns, Friberg again outperforms with 32.96% success, whereas Haupt achieves 23.33%.
• Under pressure, Friberg shows resilience by saving 44.03% of breakpoints, compared to Haupt’s 34.78%.
• How have they been performing over the past year? Friberg has a match win rate of 47.37%, while Haupt has only 6.67%.
• Delving into surface preferences, Friberg's strongest surface is Hard with a win rate of 58%, whereas Haupt shines on Clay with 58% effectiveness.
• Both players predominantly compete in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Friberg winning 47.37% of matches and Haupt struggling to secure any victories.
• On average, Friberg faces stronger opponents with an average rank of 311.42, while Haupt's opponents rank at 404.47.
• In potential long matches, Friberg has clinched 50% of deciding sets, whereas Haupt has yet to win one.
• Current breakpoint conversion rates show Friberg at 42.86% and Haupt at 40.00% success.

Editorial Prediction (November 19, 2025, UTC):

Looking closely at recent statistics and performance metrics, Karl Friberg exhibits an edge in key areas pivotal to securing a win in tennis. His ability to win second serve points, coupled with superior return game stats, positions him as a strong contender in the upcoming match against Henri Haupt.

Friberg's proficiency in saving breakpoints and winning deciding sets further adds to his competitive edge. While Haupt shows competence on Clay surfaces, the likelihood of that advantage surfacing in this context appears minimal.

Considering both players' recent form and past performances against similarly ranked opponents, Friberg's comprehensive skill set and consistency under pressure suggest he is the more likely contender to emerge victoriously.