Karl Poling vs Davide Pontoglio Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• How do their second serve performances compare? Karl Poling has secured 44.66% of points on their second serve lately, whereas Davide Pontoglio has achieved 47.50%.
• In terms of return game, Karl Poling captures 43.63% of opponent's second serve points; Davide Pontoglio edges him out slightly at 47.56%.
• For first serve returns, Karl Poling leads with 28.22%, while Davide Pontoglio stands at 25.97%.
• Which player handles pressure better? Karl Poling saves 50.81% of breakpoints, contrasting with Davide Pontoglio's 33.33% save rate.
• Over the past year, Karl Poling has a match win rate of 49.25% (33 wins out of 67 matches), against Pontoglio's higher 60.00% (3 wins out of 5 matches).
• Examining surface performance, Poling excels on I.hard surfaces with a 53% win rate, whereas Pontoglio thrives on Hard courts with the same percentage.
• What playing level have they competed in recently? Karl Poling has predominantly played Futures/ITF $10K tournaments, achieving a 50% win rate, while Pontoglio has secured a 60% win rate at the same level.
• On the opponent quality scale, Poling has faced tougher competitors, with an average opponent rank of 376.21, compared to Pontoglio's 409.2.
• If the match extends to a deciding set, Poling boasts a 50% win rate, whereas Pontoglio has yet to win a deciding set recently.
• What about breakpoint opportunities? Karl Poling converts 36.11% of them, while Pontoglio is more efficient with a 46.67% conversion rate.

Editorial Prediction (November 23, 2025, UTC):

Based on recent statistics, Davide Pontoglio appears slightly stronger in both second serve success and return game performance, which are highly indicative factors in determining match outcomes.

Karl Poling, however, demonstrates increased resilience under pressure, saving a higher percentage of breakpoints. This suggests he might stay more composed during critical moments of the match.

Past performances on different surfaces indicate Pontoglio's preference and higher win rates on Hard courts, while Poling performs better on I.hard courts, which could tilt the balance depending on the event's surface.

While Pontoglio has shown competence in capitalizing on breakpoints, Poling stands out with his ability to handle deciding sets, potentially giving him an edge if the match is tight.

Considering all these factors, though both players have their strengths, the likelihood points towards Davide Pontoglio achieving victory in this upcoming match.