Kilian Feldbausch vs Daniel Merida Aguilar Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Aguilar excels in second serve points, winning 42.13% compared to Feldbausch’s 40.28%. Could this give Aguilar a slight advantage?
• Remarkably, Aguilar captures 51.94% of points on opponents' second serves, outperforming Feldbausch’s 46.72%.
• In return games, Feldbausch leads in first serve returns, securing 35.07% of points while Aguilar has 32.63%.
• Aguilar exhibits stronger breakpoint resilience, saving 51.6% compared to Feldbausch’s 44.62%, crucial for key match moments.
• Aguilar's win rate over the past year is 67.9%, slightly ahead of Feldbausch’s 61.9%, indicating better overall performance.
• Clay is both players' preferred surface; however, Aguilar holds a slight edge with a 61% win rate compared to Feldbausch’s 59%.
• At the Challenger/ITF level, Aguilar has a win rate of 56.52%, just ahead of Feldbausch’s 54.84%.
• Facing stronger competition, Aguilar's opponents average a higher rank of 381.47, compared to Feldbausch’s 417.13.
• In deciding set situations, Aguilar triumphs 58% of the time, contrasting Feldbausch’s 47% success rate, a critical factor in closely contested matches.
• Feldbausch shows superior breakpoint conversion, achieving 37.39% against Aguilar’s 34.1%, potentially pivotal in high-stakes points.

Editorial Prediction (June 19, 2025, UTC):

Recent form suggests Aguilar has a slight edge, with stronger second serve performance and greater success in deciding sets.

Moreover, Aguilar's ability to save breakpoints more effectively than Feldbausch could tilt the balance in crucial moments of the match.

Despite Feldbausch's proficiency in first serve returns and breakpoint conversions, the overall statistics favor Aguilar, especially on their preferred clay surface.

Taking into account all comparative metrics and recent trends, Aguilar appears to be the more likely winner in this upcoming matchup.