Marek Gengel vs Saba Purtseladze Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the intriguing world of tennis predictions, numbers often do the talking. When it comes to the second serve performance, both Marek Gengel and Saba Purtseladze have showcased their prowess over the past six months, with Gengel winning 41.75% of those points and Purtseladze slightly edging him out at 45.67%. Such a subtle difference might raise questions, yet it remains a crucial indicator of match outcomes.

Diving deeper into their return game stats, Gengel has secured 43.82% of his opponent's second serve points, while Purtseladze isn't far behind at 43.74%. For first serve return points, Gengel again holds a narrow advantage, capturing 24.3% compared to Purtseladze's 20.44%. These numbers suggest Gengel as a marginal favorite in this head-to-head matchup, but how might these stats play under the match's pressure?

Confronted with breakpoints, Gengel shines by saving 56.56%, while Purtseladze lags slightly with 52.96% saved. This resilience under pressure is highlighted during in-game predictions, reflecting patterns that might resonate with anxious spectators. Looking back over the past year, Gengel has won 71.43% of his matches (75/30), contrasting with Purtseladze's 56.96% (45/34), further tipping the scales in Gengel's favor.

The surface of play often influences outcomes significantly. On hard courts, Gengel boasts a career win rate of 67%, whereas Purtseladze's record is 60% on the same surface. Grass is Gengel's Achilles heel, with a winless record, but that is less relevant given the current playing surface. Comparing the quality of opponents over the past year, Gengel has squared off against players with an average ranking of 467.96, while Purtseladze has faced slightly stronger opponents, averaging rank 415.54.

Assessing past head-to-head encounters, Gengel holds a commanding lead with two wins over Purtseladze, claiming all four sets played between them. Their latest showdown at the Cassis Challenger saw Gengel triumph with a smooth 7-5, 6-0 victory. Interestingly, when matches stretch to deciding sets, Gengel has a stronger track record, securing 61% of those scenarios compared to Purtseladze's 53%. Likewise, Gengel's ability to convert breakpoints at a rate of 31.8% surpasses Purtseladze’s 26.83%, an advantage that might turn the tide during pivotal moments.

Based on the statistics and past performances, the scales tip towards Gengel as the favorite to win their upcoming encounter. Those seeking predictions grounded in numbers may find solace in Gengel's consistent edges over his rival Purtseladze.