Kilian Feldbausch vs John Sperle Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Analyzing the performance of Sperle and Feldbausch over the past year reveals some intriguing insights for predicting the outcome of their upcoming match. Sperle has a win percentage of 57.38% from matches played this year (with a record of 35 wins and 26 losses), while Feldbausch boasts a slightly better win rate at 62.26% (33 wins and 20 losses). These figures provide a foundational view of each player's overall form heading into the match.

Their performance on serve offers further points of contrast. Sperle has won 42.44% of points on their second serve in the past six months, slightly outperforming Feldbausch’s 40.25%. This marginal edge in second serve performance might indeed sway match predictions, given the high correlation between second serve points won and match outcomes.

In terms of return game statistics, Sperle again shows a slight edge. Sperle has captured 49.68% of their opponent's second serve points compared to Feldbausch’s 48.1%. However, when it comes to first serve return points, Feldbausch narrowly edges out with 33.74% to Sperle's 33.69%. These data points are often pivotal in head-to-head match analysis.

Examining success under pressure is crucial, especially when predicting potential live bets. Sperle has a breakpoint conversion rate of 38.04%, while Feldbausch has been more efficient, converting 40.91% of their opportunities. Conversely, when reviewing breakpoint saving abilities, Feldbausch has managed to save 45.93% of breakpoints against them, compared to Sperle’s 43.28%—a factor that might influence those crucial in-game moments.

Surface preferences can also offer insights into potential match outcomes. Clay courts have been favorable for both athletes, with Sperle winning 61% of such encounters and Feldbausch close at 59%. However, when playing on indoor hard (I.hard) surfaces, Feldbausch displays a 50% success rate, outshining Sperle's 40%.

Assessment of recent competition levels shows that Sperle has predominantly played in Futures/Satellites/ITF tournaments, winning 59.32% of matches at that level, whereas Feldbausch has triumphed in 74.07% of similar contests. Furthermore, being exposed to slightly higher average-ranked opponents, Feldbausch’s match experience might offer an edge against Sperle.

Given these observed statistics, Sperle should have a slight advantage should the match reach a deciding set, having won 67% of such instances compared to Feldbausch's 46% success rate over the last year. When synthesizing these statistical profiles, Feldbausch's higher win rate across varying metrics gently tips the scale in their favor for clinching victory in this matchup.