Luke Hooper vs Philip Henning Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

• Second Serve Performance: Over the last six months, Hooper has outperformed Henning on second serve points, winning 44.34%, compared to Henning's 40.66%. Does this give Hooper a significant advantage? Perhaps, as this metric often correlates with match outcomes.
• Return Game: Henning wins 42.18% of opponents' second serve points, slightly trailing Hooper at 43.08%. However, Henning leads in first serve return points at 26.79% versus Hooper's 23.03%, potentially indicating stronger return skills under pressure.
• Under Pressure: In high-stress scenarios, Hooper saves 55.48% of breakpoints while Henning saves 53.7%. This suggests Hooper might have a slight edge in handling critical moments during matches.
• Overall Performance: Over the past year, Henning has a higher win rate at 70.59% (W/L 48/20) compared to Hooper's 63.27% (W/L 31/18), suggesting more consistent overall performance.
• Surface Preference: Henning thrives on Hard courts with an 80% win rate, while Hooper excels on Indoor Hard courts at 65%. Surface could influence performance, especially if the upcoming match is on one of these surfaces.
• Event Level & Opponent Quality: Henning has chiefly competed in lower-tier events but boasts an 86.05% win rate. Hooper, facing higher-ranked opponents, has played against an average rank of 254.39 over the past year.
• Deciding Set Performance: Hooper prevails in 50% of deciding sets, slightly outperforming Henning, who has a 41% win rate in such situations.
• Break Point Conversion: For breaking opponents’ serves, Henning has a conversion rate of 34.71%, more efficient compared to Hooper's 27.4%.

Editorial Prediction (May 7, 2025, UTC):

Both players demonstrate strengths in different areas, making this an intriguing matchup. Henning's superior performance on Hard courts, coupled with a higher break point conversion rate, suggests strong potential in capitalizing on opponents' weaknesses.

However, Hooper's advantage in facing higher-ranked opponents, combined with a better recent second serve performance and breakpoint-saving ability, indicates resilience under pressure.

Considering recent trends and performance patterns, Henning appears to have a slight edge overall, potentially making them the favorite to win this upcoming match against Hooper.