Leo Borg vs Karl Friberg Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Borg's recent second serve performance shows a slight edge, winning 43.99% of points compared to Friberg's 42.27%.
• On return games, Friberg dominates, winning 52.72% of opponent's second serve points, while Borg wins 44.24%.
• Friberg also leads in first serve return performance with 34% compared to Borg's 28.55%.
• When facing pressure, Borg has successfully saved 52.51% of breakpoints, superior to Friberg's 44.55%.
• Both players have the same win-loss ratio over the last year, with Borg at 32/24 and Friberg at 8/6.
• Borg excels on Hard surfaces with a 63% win rate, while Friberg prefers Indoor Hard with a 58% win ratio.
• Both players have competed mainly in Futures/Satellites/ITF $10K events, with Borg winning slightly more at these levels.
• In terms of opponent quality, Friberg has faced slightly tougher competition, with rivals having an average rank of 320.64 versus Borg's 325.09.
• Friberg holds an advantage in deciding sets, winning 60% compared to Borg's 53% success rate.
• Friberg converts breakpoints effectively, with a conversion rate of 43.62%, outpacing Borg's 33.07%.

Editorial Prediction (September 18, 2025, UTC):

In recent months, both Borg and Friberg have displayed commendable performances in their respective areas of strength. Borg seems to have a small edge in service games, defending breakpoints more effectively.

However, Friberg appears more dominant in return games, especially against opponents' second serves, and is marginally better at converting breakpoints. This capability could be crucial in disrupting Borg's rhythm.

Friberg's recent form and strong performance in deciding sets highlight their resilience in tight situations, providing them with a potential edge in clutch moments.

Considering these factors, Friberg poses a slight edge over Borg, making them the likely winner in this upcoming matchup.