Marc-Andrea Huesler vs Neil Oberleitner Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

Who's ready for some tennis action? Huesler and Oberleitner are about to battle it out, and the stats have something to say about who's got the upper hand. Let's serve up some juicy details, shall we?

When it comes to their second serve performance over the last six months, Huesler has been nailing it with 47.7% of points won, while Oberleitner is slightly behind with 42.89%. Clearly, second serve stats are in favor of Huesler, making him a strong contender for the winner's trophy.

Time to ace those returns! Huesler wins 44.09% of his opponent's second-serve points, and Oberleitner isn't trailing far behind at 43.98%. For first serves, Oberleitner sneaks ahead, converting 23.99% compared to Huesler's 21.16%. With both players battling neck-and-neck on returns, it’s still anyone’s game.

The pressure cooker is on! Under pressure, Oberleitner has managed to save 54.79% of breakpoints, narrowly edging out Huesler's 52.08%. In those break-or-make moments, Oberleitner seems to thrive.

Looking at past battles, over the past year, Huesler has racked up wins 64.52% of the time (W/L 40/22), with Oberleitner hot on his heels at 63.64% (W/L 56/32). When it comes to hard courts, Huesler shines bright like a diamond, winning 57%. Oberleitner, however, makes indoor hard courts his playground with a 56% win rate.

Analyzing the level of play, Huesler has been dominating the Challengers/ITF tournaments > $10K, boasting a win rate of 70.73%. Oberleitner, while not as commanding, holds a respectable 52.17%. Meanwhile, Oberleitner has been facing players with an average rank of 404.88, while Huesler has gone up against opponents ranked at an average of 248.82. Clearly, Huesler is used to tougher competition—a strong prediction factor.

Into the nail-biting territory of deciding sets, Huesler stands slightly taller, clinching 48% in the last 12 months compared to Oberleitner's 42%. And for those pivotal breakpoint moments, Oberleitner converts 42.37% of his chances, trumping Huesler's 28.36%. Oberleitner knows how to seize an opportunity when it matters most.

Weighing all these numbers, who’s got the edge? For a match filled with suspense and baseline battles, Huesler seems more likely to walk away with the victory. Will it be Huesler's time to shine based on these stats, or does Oberleitner have a surprise up his tennis sleeve? Game, set, match—Huesler!